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  1. I'm not using it all that often. Even with a view, I'd have to type it all out. What I am doing is we have a device that stores patient data in a database and once in a while an error creeps into the DB. WE have to fix it and thats easy. The hard part is determining if any of the data was changed. I know its very unlikely that an update would change something other than what we told it to, but its patient data and we want to be certain. Also, we're using SQLite so I don't even know if there are views in it... Thanks for the help though.
  2. I have a table with probably 200 columns. I want to view all but a handful of them. Is there a way without typing them all out in a select col1, col2 ... col200 from table; kinda way? Or better yet, how can I compare two different databases. What I am trying to do is see the differences between two databases and so far, the only thing I can think of is to print them all out to a text file and then run a diff on them. An answer for either would be awesome. Thanks for the help! Stephen
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