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Start your free trialHasnain Ashfaq
Courses Plus Student 3,929 PointsNothings seems to work for me not even sqlite3 database.db
I am trying to open the database in word space. .open does not exist. Sqlite3 database.db does some weird stuff. It goes to next line and nothing happens except "..>".
5 Answers
Micah Courey
20,168 PointsIf you're already in sqlite you need to first type .quit to leave sqlite and then from the terminal type:
sqlite3 database.db
Hasnain Ashfaq
Courses Plus Student 3,929 PointsThanks so much! Solved the problem.
Chris Grazioli
31,225 PointsWhen stuck in sqlite with this prompt "...>" nothing works. NOT even .quit, KILL, exit, ctrl-Q
Micah Courey
20,168 PointsPablo, You need to enter the "sqlite3 database.db" from the terminal not from inside the sqlite shell. if you see "sqlite>" before what you type you are in the sqlite shell. You will need to exit sqlite by typing .quit and then from the terminal type "sqlite3 database.db".
Pablo Duran
15,052 PointsHi Micah,
Thank you very much, I missed the part to use .quit command, now is working.
Best regards.
Ted Sumner
Courses Plus Student 17,967 PointsIt sounds like you missed a critical step in the setup. Without taking the course, I cannot begin to think what it might be. I suggest first, clear your browser cache. There are sometimes issues with that. If that does not solve your problem, retake the setup part of the course making sure you follow every step and get the result shown in the video.
Pablo Duran
15,052 PointsHi Ted,
I have the same issue as the guy who sent this question. I clear the browser cache and followed the steps as the video, also I tried with the command "sqlite> sqlite3 database.db" as in another post recommended but all I received is "...>" .
You spoke about missed a critical step in the setup, but in the video the teacher don't explain something like a setup, in fact he said everything is ready to use:
from transcript: It's also SQLite instead of MySQL so it's very light weight. 1:28 We'll be able to use most of the same query commands, especially for 1:31 this particular lesson.
Can you please explain this setup.
Please let us know if there is something else to be able to continue with the course.
Regards.
Sam Donald
36,305 PointsPablo Duran clearing the cashes worked for me.
Mark Berning
11,326 Pointsfor those who get stuck with the ...> prompt, it is waiting for sql commands so just type a ; and then hit return to jump out of that mode. Then you should be back with a sqlite> prompt. Type .databases and you should be connected to your treehouse db.
Chris Grazioli
31,225 PointsChris Grazioli
31,225 PointsI am having the same issue, nothing is working