Recent changes to pyDaSSQLiteMan App Comment Commands

pyDaSSQLiteMan App Comment Commands modified by adepoch

adepoch — Wed, 20 Aug 2025 11:01:21 -0000

--- v11
+++ v12
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@
 <application_command_detail name="existinghandling">insert</application_command_detail>
 */
 ~~~~
-(The valid values for '**datatypes**' are '**scan**' or '**text**'. An alternative name for '**datatypes**' is '**fieldnomination**'. The valid values for '**zerolengthstringsnull**' are '**true**' or '**false**'). The valid values for '**existinghandling**' are '**insert**', '**fail**', and '**drop**' and indicate the behaviour to perform if the table already exists).
+(The valid values for '**datatypes**' are '**scan**' or '**text**'. An alternative name for '**datatypes**' is '**fieldnomination**'. The valid values for '**zerolengthstringsnull**' are '**true**' or '**false**'. The valid values for '**existinghandling**' are '**insert**', '**fail**', and '**drop**' and indicate the behaviour to perform if the table already exists).

 ~~~~
 /*<application_command commandtype="export">
</application_command>

pyDaSSQLiteMan App Comment Commands modified by adepoch

adepoch — Wed, 20 Aug 2025 11:01:07 -0000

--- v10
+++ v11
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@
 <application_command_detail name="existinghandling">insert</application_command_detail>
 */
 ~~~~
-(The valid values for '**datatypes**' are '**scan**' or '**text**'. An alternative name for '**datatypes**' is '**fieldnomination**'. The valid values for zerolengthstringsnull are '**true**' or '**false**'). The valid values for '**existinghandling**' are '**insert**', '**fail**', and '**drop**' and indicate the behaviour to perform if the table already exists.
+(The valid values for '**datatypes**' are '**scan**' or '**text**'. An alternative name for '**datatypes**' is '**fieldnomination**'. The valid values for '**zerolengthstringsnull**' are '**true**' or '**false**'). The valid values for '**existinghandling**' are '**insert**', '**fail**', and '**drop**' and indicate the behaviour to perform if the table already exists).

 ~~~~
 /*<application_command commandtype="export">
</application_command>

pyDaSSQLiteMan App Comment Commands modified by adepoch

adepoch — Wed, 20 Aug 2025 11:00:34 -0000

--- v9
+++ v10
@@ -54,9 +54,10 @@
 <application_command_detail name="maxfieldsize">32000</application_command_detail>
 <application_command_detail name="datatypes">scan</application_command_detail>
 <application_command_detail name="zerolengthstringsnull">true</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="existinghandling">insert</application_command_detail>
 */
 ~~~~
-(The valid values for data types are '**scan**' or '**text**'. An alternative name for datatypes is '**fieldnomination**'. The valid values for zerolengthstringsnull are '**true**' or '**false**').
+(The valid values for '**datatypes**' are '**scan**' or '**text**'. An alternative name for '**datatypes**' is '**fieldnomination**'. The valid values for zerolengthstringsnull are '**true**' or '**false**'). The valid values for '**existinghandling**' are '**insert**', '**fail**', and '**drop**' and indicate the behaviour to perform if the table already exists.

 ~~~~
 /*<application_command commandtype="export">
</application_command>

pyDaSSQLiteMan App Comment Commands modified by Russell

Russell — Sat, 15 Dec 2018 02:40:31 -0000

--- v8
+++ v9
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-**daspyman V1.6** introduces application controlling commands which can be placed in comments, in a form of **XML** tags. The following abilities can be used from these commands:
+**pyDaSSQLiteMan V2.17** introduces application controlling commands which can be placed in comments, in a form of **XML** tags. The following abilities can be used from these commands:

 1. Connecting to a database
 2. Disconnecting from a database
@@ -12,64 +12,64 @@
 Here are examples of each type of command (note that they are presented as SQL single or multiline comments containing XML. Ommitting some tags for details will cause default values to be used):

 ~~~~
---<daspyman_command commandtype="connect">c:\mydb.sqlite</daspyman_command>
+--<application_command commandtype="connect">c:\mydb.sqlite</application_command>
 ~~~~
 To connect to an in memory database use

 ~~~~
---<daspyman_command commandtype="connect">:memory:</daspyman_command>
+--<application_command commandtype="connect">:memory:</application_command>
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<daspyman_command commandtype="disconnect">
+--<application_command commandtype="disconnect">
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<daspyman_command commandtype="commit">
+--<application_command commandtype="commit">
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<daspyman_command commandtype="rollback">
+--<application_command commandtype="rollback">
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<daspyman_command commandtype="isolationlevel">deferred</daspyman_command>
+--<application_command commandtype="isolationlevel">deferred</application_command>
 ~~~~
 (The valid values for the isolation level are '**none**', '**deferred**', '**immediate**', '**exclusive**' and '**default**'. Leaving the value blank is the same as nominating 'none').

 ~~~~
-/*<daspyman_command commandtype="import">
-<daspyman_command_detail name="filename">c:\myfile.csv</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="containsheader">true</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="delimiter">,</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="tablename">MY_FILE</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="commitcount">500</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="maxfieldsize">32000</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="datatypes">scan</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="zerolengthstringsnull">true</daspyman_command_detail>
-</daspyman_command>*/
+/*<application_command commandtype="import">
+<application_command_detail name="filename">c:\myfile.csv</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="containsheader">true</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="delimiter">,</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="tablename">MY_FILE</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="commitcount">500</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="maxfieldsize">32000</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="datatypes">scan</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="zerolengthstringsnull">true</application_command_detail>
+</application_command>*/
 ~~~~
 (The valid values for data types are '**scan**' or '**text**'. An alternative name for datatypes is '**fieldnomination**'. The valid values for zerolengthstringsnull are '**true**' or '**false**').

 ~~~~
-/*<daspyman_command commandtype="export">
-<daspyman_command_detail name="filename">C:\ExportFile.csv</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="tablename">analysis_StandardAddressListPrevNotInCurr</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="containsheader">true</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="delimiter">,</daspyman_command_detail>
-<daspyman_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</daspyman_command_detail>
-</daspyman_command>*/
+/*<application_command commandtype="export">
+<application_command_detail name="filename">C:\ExportFile.csv</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="tablename">analysis_StandardAddressListPrevNotInCurr</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="containsheader">true</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="delimiter">,</application_command_detail>
+<application_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</application_command_detail>
+</application_command>*/
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<daspyman_command commandtype="exit">
+--<application_command commandtype="exit">
 ~~~~
</application_command></daspyman_command></application_command></daspyman_command></application_command></daspyman_command></application_command></daspyman_command>

pyCSVDB App Comment Commands modified by Russell

Russell — Tue, 28 Nov 2017 10:19:30 -0000

--- v7
+++ v8
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-**pyCSVDB V1.6** introduces application controlling commands which can be placed in comments, in a form of **XML** tags. The following abilities can be used from these commands:
+**daspyman V1.6** introduces application controlling commands which can be placed in comments, in a form of **XML** tags. The following abilities can be used from these commands:

 1. Connecting to a database
 2. Disconnecting from a database
@@ -12,63 +12,64 @@
 Here are examples of each type of command (note that they are presented as SQL single or multiline comments containing XML. Ommitting some tags for details will cause default values to be used):

 ~~~~
---<pycsvdb_command commandtype="connect">c:\mydb.sqlite</pycsvdb_command>
+--<daspyman_command commandtype="connect">c:\mydb.sqlite</daspyman_command>
 ~~~~
 To connect to an in memory database use

 ~~~~
---<pycsvdb_command commandtype="connect">:memory:</pycsvdb_command>
+--<daspyman_command commandtype="connect">:memory:</daspyman_command>
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<pycsvdb_command commandtype="disconnect"/>
+--<daspyman_command commandtype="disconnect"/>
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<pycsvdb_command commandtype="commit"/>
+--<daspyman_command commandtype="commit"/>
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<pycsvdb_command commandtype="rollback"/>
+--<daspyman_command commandtype="rollback"/>
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<pycsvdb_command commandtype="isolationlevel">deferred</pycsvdb_command>
+--<daspyman_command commandtype="isolationlevel">deferred</daspyman_command>
 ~~~~
 (The valid values for the isolation level are '**none**', '**deferred**', '**immediate**', '**exclusive**' and '**default**'. Leaving the value blank is the same as nominating 'none').

 ~~~~
-/*<pycsvdb_command commandtype="import">
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="filename">c:\myfile.csv</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="containsheader">true</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="delimiter">,</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="tablename">MY_FILE</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="commitcount">500</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="maxfieldsize">32000</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="datatypes">scan</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-</pycsvdb_command>*/
+/*<daspyman_command commandtype="import">
+<daspyman_command_detail name="filename">c:\myfile.csv</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="containsheader">true</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="delimiter">,</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="tablename">MY_FILE</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="commitcount">500</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="maxfieldsize">32000</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="datatypes">scan</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="zerolengthstringsnull">true</daspyman_command_detail>
+</daspyman_command>*/
 ~~~~
-(The valid values for data types are '**scan**' or '**text**').
+(The valid values for data types are '**scan**' or '**text**'. An alternative name for datatypes is '**fieldnomination**'. The valid values for zerolengthstringsnull are '**true**' or '**false**').

 ~~~~
-/*<pycsvdb_command commandtype="export">
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="filename">C:\ExportFile.csv</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="tablename">analysis_StandardAddressListPrevNotInCurr</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="containsheader">true</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="delimiter">,</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</pycsvdb_command_detail>
-</pycsvdb_command>*/
+/*<daspyman_command commandtype="export">
+<daspyman_command_detail name="filename">C:\ExportFile.csv</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="tablename">analysis_StandardAddressListPrevNotInCurr</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="containsheader">true</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="delimiter">,</daspyman_command_detail>
+<daspyman_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</daspyman_command_detail>
+</daspyman_command>*/
 ~~~~

 ~~~~
---<pycsvdb_command commandtype="exit"/>
+--<daspyman_command commandtype="exit"/>
 ~~~~

pyCSVDB App Comment Commands modified by Russell

Russell — Sun, 05 Nov 2017 12:08:14 -0000

--- v6
+++ v7
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
 ~~~~
 --<pycsvdb_command commandtype="isolationlevel">deferred</pycsvdb_command>
 ~~~~
-(The valid values are '**none**', '**deferred**', '**immediate**', '**exclusive**' and '**default**'. Leaving the value blank is the same as nominating 'none').
+(The valid values for the isolation level are '**none**', '**deferred**', '**immediate**', '**exclusive**' and '**default**'. Leaving the value blank is the same as nominating 'none').

 ~~~~
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="datatypes">scan</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 </pycsvdb_command>*/
 ~~~~
-
+(The valid values for data types are '**scan**' or '**text**').

 ~~~~
 /*<pycsvdb_command commandtype="export">

pyCSVDB App Comment Commands modified by Russell

Russell — Sun, 05 Nov 2017 12:06:26 -0000

--- v5
+++ v6
@@ -52,6 +52,7 @@
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="commitcount">500</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="maxfieldsize">32000</pycsvdb_command_detail>
+<pycsvdb_command_detail name="datatypes">scan</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 </pycsvdb_command>*/
 ~~~~

pyCSVDB App Comment Commands modified by Russell

Russell — Sat, 19 Mar 2016 10:47:46 -0000

--- v4
+++ v5
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@

 ~~~~
 /*<pycsvdb_command commandtype="export">
-<pycsvdb_command_detail name="filename">X:\AddressCoding\fostru\Address Lists For Testing\EditionComparisonDiffViewContent\analysis_StandardAddressListPrevNotInCurr.csv</pycsvdb_command_detail>
+<pycsvdb_command_detail name="filename">C:\ExportFile.csv</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="tablename">analysis_StandardAddressListPrevNotInCurr</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="containsheader">true</pycsvdb_command_detail>

pyCSVDB App Comment Commands modified by Russell

Russell — Fri, 08 Jan 2016 23:12:11 -0000

--- v3
+++ v4
@@ -1,12 +1,13 @@
-pyCSVDB V1.6 introduces application controlling commands which can be placed in comments, in a form of XML tags. The following abilities can be used from these commands:
-* Connecting to a database
-* Disconnecting from a database
-* Importing a file into the database as a table
-* Exporting a table or view from the database into a file
-* Committing a database connection
-* Rolling back a database connection
-* Changing the Python/Sqlite isolation level for database connections
-* Exiting the application
+**pyCSVDB V1.6** introduces application controlling commands which can be placed in comments, in a form of **XML** tags. The following abilities can be used from these commands:
+
+1. Connecting to a database
+2. Disconnecting from a database
+3. Importing a file into the database as a table
+4. Exporting a table or view from the database into a file
+5. Committing a database connection
+6. Rolling back a database connection
+7. Changing the Python/Sqlite isolation level for database connections
+8. Exiting the application

 Here are examples of each type of command (note that they are presented as SQL single or multiline comments containing XML. Ommitting some tags for details will cause default values to be used):

@@ -38,7 +39,7 @@
 ~~~~
 --<pycsvdb_command commandtype="isolationlevel">deferred</pycsvdb_command>
 ~~~~
-(The valid values are none, deferred, immediate, exclusive and default. Leaving the value blank is the same as nominating none).
+(The valid values are '**none**', '**deferred**', '**immediate**', '**exclusive**' and '**default**'. Leaving the value blank is the same as nominating 'none').

 ~~~~

pyCSVDB App Comment Commands modified by Russell

Russell — Fri, 08 Jan 2016 23:08:26 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -10,19 +10,38 @@

 Here are examples of each type of command (note that they are presented as SQL single or multiline comments containing XML. Ommitting some tags for details will cause default values to be used):

+~~~~
 --<pycsvdb_command commandtype="connect">c:\mydb.sqlite</pycsvdb_command>
+~~~~
 To connect to an in memory database use
+
+~~~~
 --<pycsvdb_command commandtype="connect">:memory:</pycsvdb_command>
+~~~~

+
+~~~~
 --<pycsvdb_command commandtype="disconnect"/>
+~~~~

+
+~~~~
 --<pycsvdb_command commandtype="commit"/>
+~~~~

+
+~~~~
 --<pycsvdb_command commandtype="rollback"/>
+~~~~

+
+~~~~
 --<pycsvdb_command commandtype="isolationlevel">deferred</pycsvdb_command>
+~~~~
 (The valid values are none, deferred, immediate, exclusive and default. Leaving the value blank is the same as nominating none).

+
+~~~~
 /*<pycsvdb_command commandtype="import">
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="filename">c:\myfile.csv</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="textcharacter">"</pycsvdb_command_detail>
@@ -33,7 +52,10 @@
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="maxfieldsize">32000</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 </pycsvdb_command>*/
+~~~~

+
+~~~~
 /*<pycsvdb_command commandtype="export">
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="filename">X:\AddressCoding\fostru\Address Lists For Testing\EditionComparisonDiffViewContent\analysis_StandardAddressListPrevNotInCurr.csv</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="tablename">analysis_StandardAddressListPrevNotInCurr</pycsvdb_command_detail>
@@ -42,5 +64,9 @@
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="delimiter">,</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 <pycsvdb_command_detail name="encoding">utf-8</pycsvdb_command_detail>
 </pycsvdb_command>*/
+~~~~

+
+~~~~
 --<pycsvdb_command commandtype="exit"/>
+~~~~