sqliteHow do I show the databases in SQLite?
To show the databases in SQLite, you can use the following command:
.databases
This command will show all the databases that are attached to the current SQLite session. The output of this command will be a list of database names and the main database file associated with each one. For example:
seq main /path/to/database.db
The command .databases
can also be used to list the attached databases along with their associated files. This is done with the following command:
.databases
seq main /path/to/database.db
seq temp /path/to/temp.db
The output of this command will be a list of database names and their associated files.
Code explanation
.databases
- This command is used to show the databases that are attached to the current SQLite session.seq
- This is the sequence number of the database.main
- This is the name of the database./path/to/database.db
- This is the path to the database file.
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