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Having just a little trouble with SQLite. I'm running 5.1.3 CGI, with the sqlite, pdo, and (unnecessarily) the pdo_sqlite extensions enabled, on Apache 2.0.55 under XP Pro.

I'm trying to, at the head of my script, have SQLite create a table as long as one of the same name doesn't already exist. I read the correct syntax is "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS," but when I try this, as in this example code:

[code]<?php

$db = new SQLiteDatabase("test.db");

$db->query("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS foo(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name CHAR(255)");

?>[/code]

I get the following error:

[code]Warning: SQLiteDatabase::query() [function.SQLiteDatabase-query]: near "NOT": syntax error in test.php on line 5[/code]

What's causing this; what am I doing wrong?

I know it's gotta be something simple, but it's driving me nuts! After a few tests, I'm excited to work with this terrific database system, absolutely perfect for my application, but am stuck due to this!

Any help's much obliged!
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