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TextSQL: Execute SQL queries to manipulate file databases

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textsql 1.0GNU General Publi...4.3.0Databases, Files and Folders
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This class can be used to execute SQL queries to manipulate data stored in flat file databases.

It can parse some types of SQL queries and translate the queries into actions to store and retrieve data from text files.

Currently it supports SQL queries of the types: CREATE TABLE, INSERT and SELECT.

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Missing FROM clause limits it's usability.
16 years ago (Eric Guerin)
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