What is the method for creating a table and assigning values in SQLite?

2 years ago
Emily Johnson
2 minutes

To create a table and insert values in SQLite, you can follow these steps:

  1. Connect to the SQLite database by using either the SQLite command-line tool or the SQLite API.
  2. Create a table. Use the CREATE TABLE statement to create a table and specify the names of the fields and their data types. For example, create a table named “employees” with fields “id” (integer type), “name” (text type), and “age” (integer type).
  3. The table “employees” is created with columns for id (integer), name (text), and age (integer).
  4. Insert data. Use the INSERT INTO statement to insert data into a table. You can insert one row at a time or multiple rows at once. For example, insert a row of data into the “employees” table.
  5. Add the record of an employee named John Doe, aged 30, with an ID of 1, into the employees database table.
  6. Alternatively, insert multiple rows of data at once.
  7. Insert the following employees into the database:
    – Employee ID: 2, Name: Jane Smith, Age: 25
    – Employee ID: 3, Name: Bob Johnson, Age: 35.
  8. Query the data. You can use a SELECT statement to retrieve data from the table to ensure that the data has been successfully inserted.
  9. Retrieve all information about employees.
  10. This will return all rows and columns in the “employees” table.

This is the basic method for creating a table and assigning values in SQLite. You can also use other SQL statements and SQLite features to manipulate the table as needed.

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