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Re: Shell Scripting Sqlite
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Re: Shell Scripting Sqlite


  • Subject: Re: Shell Scripting Sqlite
  • From: Bruce Robertson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 09:03:18 -0700

OK.

But how do you write the memory DB back to applescript?

Can you dump a memory DB?

Can you write a memory DB back as a file?

> I'm confused.
>
> You can, using FileMaker/AppleScript, put data into a variable within
> (AppleScript's) memory.  You can then use that variable to build the
> command string that you pass to do shell script.  And you can take the
> output of the do shell script command and put it likewise into a
> variable within AppleScript's memory.  There is, however, no way for
> sqlite3 to write to a variable within AppleScript's memory.
>
> You can have sqlite3 operate entirely within its own memory, to be
> more efficient, but anything going back to AppleScript has to be
> either its standard output (which is returned by "do shell script") or
> written to a file that AppleScript then goes and reads.
>

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