5. BLOB: Short for Binary Large Objects and typically used for images, audio and other types of multimedia.
6. BOOLEAN: Boolean values are written in SQLite as True or False, but are recorded as 1 and 0.
0 = false
1 = true
5. BLOB: Short for Binary Large Objects and typically used for images, audio and other types of multimedia.
6. BOOLEAN: Boolean values are written in SQLite as True or False, but are recorded as 1 and 0.
0 = false
1 = true
2. INTEGER: A signed integer stored.
3. REAL: Floating value stored.
2. INTEGER: A signed integer stored.
3. REAL: Floating value stored.
SQLite only supports the most basic types, and I'm currently learning and using SQLite:1
SQLite only supports the most basic types, and I'm currently learning and using SQLite:1
The SELECT command retrieves data from databases.
Basic syntax is that SELECT command then Column-name then write FROM keyword and at last we mention from which table by writing Table-name.
We are saying give all id from user Table.
The SELECT command retrieves data from databases.
Basic syntax is that SELECT command then Column-name then write FROM keyword and at last we mention from which table by writing Table-name.
We are saying give all id from user Table.
1. Add a new column to the table.
2. Delete (drop) a column from the table (not supported in SQLite directly).
3.Modify (update) an existing column, such as changing its data type.
4.Rename a column in the table.
5.Rename the table itself.
1. Add a new column to the table.
2. Delete (drop) a column from the table (not supported in SQLite directly).
3.Modify (update) an existing column, such as changing its data type.
4.Rename a column in the table.
5.Rename the table itself.
When we need to modify a table's structure or schema, instead of deleting the old table and creating a new one (which would cause data loss), we use the ALTER command. It allows us to modify the table without losing existing data.
When we need to modify a table's structure or schema, instead of deleting the old table and creating a new one (which would cause data loss), we use the ALTER command. It allows us to modify the table without losing existing data.
1. NoSQL databases do not use SQL to manipulate the data.
2. The data was not stored in relational (table ) form. It was used in different forms, such as Document-based, Key-value Stores, Graph databases, and Wide columns.
3. Different queries methods use
4 .Scheme is dynamic.
1. NoSQL databases do not use SQL to manipulate the data.
2. The data was not stored in relational (table ) form. It was used in different forms, such as Document-based, Key-value Stores, Graph databases, and Wide columns.
3. Different queries methods use
4 .Scheme is dynamic.
1.SQL databases store data in a table or relational Form.
2. SQL databases use the SQL language to perform queries.
3. A scheme must be defined before storing data.
1.SQL databases store data in a table or relational Form.
2. SQL databases use the SQL language to perform queries.
3. A scheme must be defined before storing data.
A database is an organized collection of the data that allow for easy to storage, retrial and management of information.
A database is an organized collection of the data that allow for easy to storage, retrial and management of information.
The SELECT command retrieves data from databases.
Basic syntax is that SELECT command then Column-name then write FROM keyword and at last we mention from which table by writing Table-name.
We are saying give all id from user Table.
The SELECT command retrieves data from databases.
Basic syntax is that SELECT command then Column-name then write FROM keyword and at last we mention from which table by writing Table-name.
We are saying give all id from user Table.
1. Add a new column to the table.
2. Delete (drop) a column from the table (not supported in SQLite directly).
3.Modify (update) an existing column, such as changing its data type.
4.Rename a column in the table.
5.Rename the table itself.
1. Add a new column to the table.
2. Delete (drop) a column from the table (not supported in SQLite directly).
3.Modify (update) an existing column, such as changing its data type.
4.Rename a column in the table.
5.Rename the table itself.
When we need to modify a table's structure or schema, instead of deleting the old table and creating a new one (which would cause data loss), we use the ALTER command. It allows us to modify the table without losing existing data.
When we need to modify a table's structure or schema, instead of deleting the old table and creating a new one (which would cause data loss), we use the ALTER command. It allows us to modify the table without losing existing data.
1. NoSQL databases do not use SQL to manipulate the data.
2. The data was not stored in relational (table ) form, such as Document-based, Key-value Stores, Graph databases, and Wide columns.
3. Use different query methods.
4 .Scheme is dynamic and flexible.
1. NoSQL databases do not use SQL to manipulate the data.
2. The data was not stored in relational (table ) form, such as Document-based, Key-value Stores, Graph databases, and Wide columns.
3. Use different query methods.
4 .Scheme is dynamic and flexible.
1.SQL databases store data in a table or relational Form.
2. SQL databases use the SQL language to perform queries.
3. A scheme must be defined before storing data.
1.SQL databases store data in a table or relational Form.
2. SQL databases use the SQL language to perform queries.
3. A scheme must be defined before storing data.