separator COL ?ROW? Change the column and row separators The shell has a nice help feature: sqlite>. It's dangerous to rely on stackoverflow answers without proper understanding. Whoever wrote that stackoverflow post was dead wrong (or possibly partially right in whatever special circumstance the post was about). (Note that the qbox output mode added the extra single quotes, to more clearly see the exact value being shown.) Use ".open FILENAME" to reopen on a persistent database.įoo:1: expected 3 columns but found 1 - filling the rest with NULL ⬥ cat fooĬonnected to a transient in-memory database. Perhaps you could post a complete transcript showing what you did, and the result? Like the below, where I tried (and failed, as I fully expected) to replicate your result. What do you expect to happen? Another oddity: The ascii mode does not treat quote characters specially, yet in your example, something happens to quotes. What I find really odd is that you specify the column separator as a semicolon, while your data is comma separated. But it would be nice to have sqlite3 program behave the same as "DB Browser for SQLite".Īs Larry said, it's hard to say without seeing the.
#Sqlite import csv double quotes android#
So either I need to add something to the sqlite3 program or there is a bug.īTW, I copied the new database file to my android program and find out that my app can handle (read for text to speech) the Unicode data just fine so I apparently don't have an issue anymore. When I Browse the table's data in "DB Browser for SQLite" the same Unicode fields shows as a BLOB. save "C:\\Historical Marker\\Historical Markers.db" import "C:\\Historical Marker\\Input\Markers.csv" Markers
I go to the directory "C:\Program Files\DB Browser for SQLite\sqlite-tools-win3500" that has the sqlite3 executable and start it. My android app changes any of these to a single quote. When browsing the table's data the Unicode characters are shown with the black diamond and a white question mark in it. I get a dialog with the following fields, Table Name filled in with the table name taken from the csv file, Column names in first line - checked, Field separator - comma, Quote character - double quotes, Encoding - UTF-8, and Trim fields - checked.
#Sqlite import csv double quotes Pc#
Then I select the csv file that contains the Unicode characters from my PC file system. After starting "DB Browser for SQLite" on my PC I select "File > Import > Table from CSV file.". I have a csv file that has Unicode data in it. Larry, I am sorry that my explanation of my issue was not clear enough for you.
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