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Also commonly known as "sqlite3". | |||
== Schema == | == Working with Python and SQLAlchemy == | ||
=== log === | |||
For day to day stuff, I use Python and [[SQLAlchemy]] to talk to databases. Look for "SQLite Manager". | |||
I also use the command line program, called "sqlite3". | |||
=== You need to know about this === | |||
There is a plugin for Firefox that lets me dig around in sqlite databases. | |||
Once installed you access it under Tools->SQLite Manager and it lets you view schema and contents of a local sqlite file. | |||
If you create a database programmatically it is very handy to be able to check the schema turned out as you expected | |||
and to directly hack on the data in its tables. | |||
== Yaris app == | |||
I started writing an app that uses SQLite to track and map my [[Yaris]] MPGs. | |||
I was planning on putting it on my [[Garmin Monterra]]. Not doing any Android work right now though! | |||
=== Schema === | |||
==== log ==== | |||
id key | id key | ||
date datetime | date datetime | ||
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comment text ex: gas station name and address | comment text ex: gas station name and address | ||
=== journal === | ==== journal ==== | ||
id key | id key | ||
date datetime | date datetime | ||
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comment text | comment text | ||
=== trip === | ==== trip ==== | ||
id key | id key | ||
date datetime | date datetime | ||
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comment text | comment text | ||
== Reports == | === Reports === | ||
Calculated | Calculated | ||
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average mpg | average mpg | ||
[[Category: Android]] | [[Category: Android]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:04, 11 June 2015
Also commonly known as "sqlite3".
Working with Python and SQLAlchemy
For day to day stuff, I use Python and SQLAlchemy to talk to databases. Look for "SQLite Manager".
I also use the command line program, called "sqlite3".
You need to know about this
There is a plugin for Firefox that lets me dig around in sqlite databases. Once installed you access it under Tools->SQLite Manager and it lets you view schema and contents of a local sqlite file. If you create a database programmatically it is very handy to be able to check the schema turned out as you expected and to directly hack on the data in its tables.
Yaris app
I started writing an app that uses SQLite to track and map my Yaris MPGs. I was planning on putting it on my Garmin Monterra. Not doing any Android work right now though!
Schema
log
id key date datetime odometer decimal(7,1) mileage decimal(5,1) distance traveled since last fillup gallons decimal(5,3) price decimal(6,3) price per gallon cost decimal(6,2) total purchase lat text lon text comment text ex: gas station name and address
journal
id key date datetime odometer decimal(7,1) weight int(11) comment text
trip
id key date datetime start decimal(7,1) stop decimal(7,1) comment text
Reports
Calculated
mpg average mpg
