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v5:database:sqlite [2016/01/13 01:53] – ↷ Page moved from database:sqlite to v5:database:sqlite mnewnhamv5:database:sqlite [2016/02/01 21:49] – [sqlite3] mnewnham
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 ^ADOdb V6|Yes| ^ADOdb V6|Yes|
 == Alternatives == == Alternatives ==
-[[database:pdo#pdo_sqlite|PDO driver for SQLite]]+[[v5:database:pdo#pdo_sqlite|PDO driver for SQLite]]
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
 ** This is the preferred driver for connecting to sqlite databases ** ** This is the preferred driver for connecting to sqlite databases **
 This preferred driver supports connections to SQLite version 3 databases. This preferred driver supports connections to SQLite version 3 databases.
  
-Note that SQLite table and index names are case-sensitive, but do not allow full case-sensitivity like the [[database:IBM DB2]] driver.+Note that SQLite table and index names are case-sensitive, but do not allow full case-sensitivity like the [[v5:database:ibm_db2|IBM DB2]] driver.
  
 ==== Limitations in Meta Functions ==== ==== Limitations in Meta Functions ====
 The driver does not support the following metaFunctions: The driver does not support the following metaFunctions:
-  * [[dictionary:alterColumnSql()]]  +  * [[v5:dictionary:altercolumnsql|alterColumnSql()]]  
-  * [[dictionary:dropColumnSql()]]+  * [[v5:dictionary:dropcolumnsql|dropColumnSql()]]
  
 This is a limitation of Sqlite itself, not ADOdb. For more information see [[http://www.sqlite.org/lang_altertable.html|Here]] This is a limitation of Sqlite itself, not ADOdb. For more information see [[http://www.sqlite.org/lang_altertable.html|Here]]
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 </WRAP> </WRAP>
-This deprecated driver added portability to the sqlite2 driver by stripping the table names from the column names in queries. The Sqlite3 exhibits this behavior by default.+This deprecated driver added portability to the sqlite2 driver by stripping the table names from the column names in queries.
 {{tag>[sqlite2 deprecated]}} {{tag>[sqlite2 deprecated]}}
v5/database/sqlite.txt · Last modified: 2020/01/13 12:47 by dregad