1 # A simple test of the "big" sqlite3 extension
3 set auto_path
[list .
{*}$auto_path]
5 package require sqlite3
7 # Create an in-memory database and add some data
9 db
eval {CREATE TABLE
history (type
, time, value
)}
10 foreach t
[range
1 50] {
12 db
eval {INSERT INTO
history (type
, time, value
) VALUES
('temp'
, :t
, :temp
)}
14 foreach t
[range
2 50 2] {
15 set v
$([rand
200] / 10.0 + 5)
16 db
eval {INSERT INTO
history (type
, time, value
) VALUES
('voltage'
, :t
, :v
)}
19 # Output some data in SVG format.
20 puts "\nSVG Example\n"
23 db
eval {SELECT
time,value FROM
history
24 WHERE
(time >= 10 and
time <= 30) and type
= 'voltage'
25 ORDER BY
time DESC
} row
{
26 lappend points
$row(time),$row(value
)
28 puts "<polyline points=\"$points\" />"
30 # And tabular format with a self outer join
31 puts "\nTabular Self Outer Join Example\n"
34 puts [format "%-12s %-12s %-12s" {*}$args]
37 showrow Time Temp Voltage
38 showrow
---- ---- -------
39 db
eval {SELECT
* FROM
(SELECT
time, value AS temp FROM
history WHERE type
= 'temp'
) AS A
40 LEFT OUTER JOIN
(SELECT
time, value AS voltage FROM
history WHERE type
= 'voltage'
) AS B
42 WHERE
time >= 10 AND
time <= 30
44 showrow
$row(time) $row(temp
) $row(voltage
)
46 set maxtemp
[db
eval {SELECT max
(value
) FROM
history WHERE type
= 'temp'
}]
47 set maxvolt
[db
eval {SELECT max
(value
) AS maxvolt FROM
history WHERE type
= 'voltage'
}]
48 showrow
---- ---- -------
49 showrow max
$maxtemp $maxvolt