![]() ![]() > QUERY syntax to delete multiple records (non-adjacent), eg, 5-10 & 15-20. Let's hope a SQL expert jumps in to give you the SQL statement(s) for that, although you can probably achieve it via Export/Import in DB Browser for SQLite. > QUERY syntax to delete multiple records (adjacent). Also once again, you could export the records from DB2 to a CSV file, then delete from the CSV file whatever records you don't want, and Import the ones you do want into DB1. Once again, there's probably a way to do this with SQL, but I'm not the guy for that job. > Insert only some of the data records from DB2 into DB1. Cardminder Business Card Software: ScanSnap S1300i also quickly scans loads. Cardminder Business Card Software: ScanSnap S1500 also quickly scans loads. Organizer allows users to convert scanned PDF files into searchable content. But a lower tech way to do it is in DB Browser for SQLite via File>Export all records from DB2 and then File>Import all of them into DB1. Organizer allows users to convert scanned PDF files into searchable content. ![]() There's probably a way to do this with SQL, but I don't know SQL well enough to advise you. ![]() > Insert (all) data records from DB2 into DB1. > Each ROW has a unique number and represents the data for one RECORD. A table is composed of columns (sometimes called fields) and rows (sometimes called records). > Each COLUMN heading indicates a TABLE name. The Wikipedia article on Relational database is a decent place to start for understanding terminology: Manuals and User Guides for Fujitsu CardMinder Series. ![]()
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