SQLite Delete Statement
In this tutorial, we will learn about the SQLite DELETE Statement. The DELETE statement is used to delete the existing records from the database table. We can use the WHERE clause to delete selected rows.
SQLite Database
SQLite Database
SQLite UPDATE Statement
The SQLite UPDATE Statement is used to modify the existing data in a table. We can use the WHERE clause to identify the row(s) and update the respective columns with new data.
SQLite ALTER TABLE Statement
The SQLite ALTER TABLE statement is used to modify an existing database table. We can use this statement to add, modify or drop columns.
SQLite DROP VIEW Statement
The SQLite DROP VIEW statement removes the view from the database. Please exercise caution when using this statement, as it will remove the view
SQLite CREATE VIEW Statement
The SQLite CREATE VIEW statement creates a view. A view is a virtual table based on the result of a SELECT query on the base table(s).
SQLite ANALYZE Statement
The SQLite ANALYZE Statement is used to update statistics about the distribution of key values in the tables. This can help the query planner to make better decisions when optimizing queries.