On 2/16/21 6:16 PM, Will Senn wrote:
> Nice! Thanks Doug. Too bad, though... one gets ever tired of having to 
> log into db's and a simple text db system would be useful. Even sqlite, 
> which I love, requires login to get at information... I'm already logged 
> in, why can't I just ask for my info and have it returned?

What do you mean by "log into db's" in relation to SQLite?  I've never 
needed to enter a username and password to access SQLite.

If you /do/ mean username and password, I believe that some DBs will 
allow you to authenticate using Kerberos.  Thus you should be able to 
streamline DB access along with access to many other things.

If you /don't/ mean username and password, then what do you mean?  Are 
you referring to needing to run a command to open and access the SQLite 
DB?  Taking a quick gander at sqlite3 --help makes me think that you can 
append the SQL(ite) command that you want to run to the command line.



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