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Re: dynamic bulk insert in sqliteby erix (Priest) |
| on Sep 22, 2012 at 08:29 UTC ( #995080=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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Assuming there is a header line: just chop off the first line (the header line) and split that into an array. With that array, build a create table statement (it's often necessary to sanitize the column names), and send it to SQLite. After that, just send the whole file *except* the first line. If there is no headerline, generating the column-names + create table statement is obviously even easier. (The whole procedure is not SQLite specific either, the bulk loader used will differ per DBMS)
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