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Maurice — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 00:24:29 -0000

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 **A:** In short, it is a wrapper around the data returned by the SQLiteConnection.GetSchema(*) methods.
 
 **Q: Wrapper?**  
-**A:** Various data is returned by GetSchema(*) function depending on the parameter passed. However, the data is returned, is always returned as a DataRow which can be a bit cumbersome to work with at times. Now, what the SQLite Metadata Reader does is, instead of giving back a DataRow object to the developer, a strongly typed class is returned.
-
+**A:** Various data is returned by GetSchema(*) function depending on the parameter passed. However, the data that is returned, is always returned as a DataRow which can be a bit cumbersome to work with at times. Now, what the SQLite Metadata Reader does is, instead of giving back a DataRow object to the developer, a strongly typed class is returned.
+
 **Q: What metadata collections can be queried?**  
 **A:** According to the SQLiteMetaDataCollectionNames class the following can be queried. The common ones are 
 
 * Catalogs
 * Columns
 * Indexes
 * IndexColumns
 * Tables
 * Views
 * ViewColumns
 * ForeignKeys
 * Triggers  
-More can be queried, but for these are the most important and common collections.
+More can be queried, but these are the most important and common collections.
 
 **Q: Does the SQLite Metadata Reader project return the above collections?**  
 **A:** Yes. Some code samples has been provided. I've tried to keep the API as simple as possible but bare in mind as its still early alpha days, that the API could change a bit for the better.
 
 **Q: Where do I start?**  
 **A:** Well the quickest way to get going is to:
 * Create a SQLiteConnection and assign it a data source. 
 * Open the connection. 
 * Create a CatalogCollection type and pass it the SQLiteConnection object. 
 
 **Q: What happens then?**  
 **A:** When the CatalogCollection type is instantiated, all the schema and metadata information of the attached database(s) is returned.
 
 **Q: What you mean attached database(s)?**  
 **A:** Sqlite can have multiple databases [attached](http://www.sqlite.org/lang_attach.html) to one connection. Instantiating the CatalogCollection object will retrieve information on ALL database catalogs attached to the SQLiteConnection.
 
 **Q: Show me some code examples please!**  
 **A:** Check the downloads section or the code in the svn repository. More examples will follow soon.
-
-The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/sqlitemetadata/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.
-
 
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WikiPage Home modified by Maurice

Maurice — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 12:50:10 -0000

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 Welcome to the SQLite Metadata Reader project
 
 **Q: What is the SQLite Metadata Reader project about?**  
-A: In short, it is a wrapper around the data returned by the SQLiteConnection.GetSchema(*) methods.
-
+**A:** In short, it is a wrapper around the data returned by the SQLiteConnection.GetSchema(*) methods.
+
 **Q: Wrapper?**  
-A: Various data is returned by GetSchema(*) function depending on the parameter passed. However, the data is returned, is always returned as a DataRow which can be a bit cumbersome to work with at times. Now, what the SQLite Metadata Reader does is, instead of giving back a DataRow object to the developer, a strongly typed class is returned.
+**A:** Various data is returned by GetSchema(*) function depending on the parameter passed. However, the data is returned, is always returned as a DataRow which can be a bit cumbersome to work with at times. Now, what the SQLite Metadata Reader does is, instead of giving back a DataRow object to the developer, a strongly typed class is returned.
 
 **Q: What metadata collections can be queried?**  
-A: According to the SQLiteMetaDataCollectionNames class the following can be queried. The common ones are 
+**A:** According to the SQLiteMetaDataCollectionNames class the following can be queried. The common ones are 
 
 * Catalogs
 * Columns
 * Indexes
 * IndexColumns
 * Tables
 * Views
 * ViewColumns
 * ForeignKeys
 * Triggers  
 More can be queried, but for these are the most important and common collections.
 
 **Q: Does the SQLite Metadata Reader project return the above collections?**  
-A: Yes. Some code samples has been provided. I've tried to keep the API as simple as possible but bare in mind as its still early alpha days, that the API could change a bit for the better.
+**A:** Yes. Some code samples has been provided. I've tried to keep the API as simple as possible but bare in mind as its still early alpha days, that the API could change a bit for the better.
 
 **Q: Where do I start?**  
-A: Well the quickest way to get going is to:
+**A:** Well the quickest way to get going is to:
 * Create a SQLiteConnection and assign it a data source. 
 * Open the connection. 
-* Create a "CatalogCollection" type and pass it the SQLiteConnection object. 
+* Create a CatalogCollection type and pass it the SQLiteConnection object. 
 
 **Q: What happens then?**  
-A: When the "CatalogCollection" type is instantiated, all the schema and metadata information of the attached database(s) is returned.
+**A:** When the CatalogCollection type is instantiated, all the schema and metadata information of the attached database(s) is returned.
 
 **Q: What you mean attached database(s)?**  
-A: Sqlite can have multiple databases [attached](http://www.sqlite.org/lang_attach.html) to one connection. Instantiating the CatalogCollection object will retrieve information on ALL database catalogs attached to the SQLiteConnection.
+**A:** Sqlite can have multiple databases [attached](http://www.sqlite.org/lang_attach.html) to one connection. Instantiating the CatalogCollection object will retrieve information on ALL database catalogs attached to the SQLiteConnection.
 
 **Q: Show me some code examples please!**  
-A: Follow these links (TODO!!)
-
-Welcome to your wiki!
-
-This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
+**A:** Check the downloads section or the code in the svn repository. More examples will follow soon.
 
 The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/sqlitemetadata/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.
-
-
-* an asterisk starts an unordered list
-* and this is another item in the list
-+ or you can also use the + character
-- or the - character
-
-To start an ordered list, write this:
-
-1. this starts a list *with* numbers
-+  this will show as number "2"
-*  this will show as number "3."
-9. any number, +, -, or * will keep the list going.
-    * just indent by 4 spaces (or tab) to make a sub-list
-        1. keep indenting for more sub lists
-    * here i'm back to the second level
 
 
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WikiPage Home modified by Maurice

Maurice — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 12:45:41 -0000

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 A: Various data is returned by GetSchema(*) function depending on the parameter passed. However, the data is returned, is always returned as a DataRow which can be a bit cumbersome to work with at times. Now, what the SQLite Metadata Reader does is, instead of giving back a DataRow object to the developer, a strongly typed class is returned.
 
 **Q: What metadata collections can be queried?**  
-A: According to the SQLiteMetaDataCollectionNames class the following can be queried.
-
-Theses are the common ones.
-*Catalogs 
-*Columns 
-*Indexes 
-*IndexColumns 
-*Tables 
-*Views 
-*ViewColumns 
-*ForeignKeys 
-*Triggers 
-
+A: According to the SQLiteMetaDataCollectionNames class the following can be queried. The common ones are 
+
+* Catalogs
+* Columns
+* Indexes
+* IndexColumns
+* Tables
+* Views
+* ViewColumns
+* ForeignKeys
+* Triggers  
 More can be queried, but for these are the most important and common collections.
 
 **Q: Does the SQLite Metadata Reader project return the above collections?**  
 A: Yes. Some code samples has been provided. I've tried to keep the API as simple as possible but bare in mind as its still early alpha days, that the API could change a bit for the better.
 
 **Q: Where do I start?**  
 A: Well the quickest way to get going is to:
 * Create a SQLiteConnection and assign it a data source. 
 * Open the connection. 
 * Create a "CatalogCollection" type and pass it the SQLiteConnection object. 
 
 **Q: What happens then?**  
 A: When the "CatalogCollection" type is instantiated, all the schema and metadata information of the attached database(s) is returned.
 
 **Q: What you mean attached database(s)?**  
 A: Sqlite can have multiple databases [attached](http://www.sqlite.org/lang_attach.html) to one connection. Instantiating the CatalogCollection object will retrieve information on ALL database catalogs attached to the SQLiteConnection.
 
 **Q: Show me some code examples please!**  
 A: Follow these links (TODO!!)
 
 Welcome to your wiki!
 
 This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
 
 The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/sqlitemetadata/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.
+
+
+* an asterisk starts an unordered list
+* and this is another item in the list
++ or you can also use the + character
+- or the - character
+
+To start an ordered list, write this:
+
+1. this starts a list *with* numbers
++  this will show as number "2"
+*  this will show as number "3."
+9. any number, +, -, or * will keep the list going.
+    * just indent by 4 spaces (or tab) to make a sub-list
+        1. keep indenting for more sub lists
+    * here i'm back to the second level
+
 
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WikiPage default modified by Maurice

Maurice — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 12:37:58 -0000

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 Welcome to the SQLite Metadata Reader project
 
-Q: What is the SQLite Metadata Reader project about?
-
+**Q: What is the SQLite Metadata Reader project about?**  
 A: In short, it is a wrapper around the data returned by the SQLiteConnection.GetSchema(*) methods.
 
-Q: Wrapper?
-
+**Q: Wrapper?**  
 A: Various data is returned by GetSchema(*) function depending on the parameter passed. However, the data is returned, is always returned as a DataRow which can be a bit cumbersome to work with at times. Now, what the SQLite Metadata Reader does is, instead of giving back a DataRow object to the developer, a strongly typed class is returned.
 
-Q: What metadata collections can be queried?
-
-A: According to the SQLiteMetaDataCollectionNames class the following can be queried:
+**Q: What metadata collections can be queried?**  
+A: According to the SQLiteMetaDataCollectionNames class the following can be queried.
 
 Theses are the common ones.
-* Catalogs
-* Columns
-* Indexes
-* IndexColumns
-* Tables
-* Views
-* ViewColumns
-* ForeignKeys
-* Triggers
+*Catalogs 
+*Columns 
+*Indexes 
+*IndexColumns 
+*Tables 
+*Views 
+*ViewColumns 
+*ForeignKeys 
+*Triggers 
 
 More can be queried, but for these are the most important and common collections.
 
-Q: Does the SQLite Metadata Reader project return the above collections?
-
+**Q: Does the SQLite Metadata Reader project return the above collections?**  
 A: Yes. Some code samples has been provided. I've tried to keep the API as simple as possible but bare in mind as its still early alpha days, that the API could change a bit for the better.
 
-Q: Where do I start?
-
+**Q: Where do I start?**  
 A: Well the quickest way to get going is to:
-* Create a SQLiteConnection and assign it a data source.
-* Open the connection.
-* Create a "CatalogCollection" type and pass it the SQLiteConnection object.
-
-Q: What happens then?
-
+* Create a SQLiteConnection and assign it a data source. 
+* Open the connection. 
+* Create a "CatalogCollection" type and pass it the SQLiteConnection object. 
+
+**Q: What happens then?**  
 A: When the "CatalogCollection" type is instantiated, all the schema and metadata information of the attached database(s) is returned.
 
-Q: What you mean attached database(s)?
-
+**Q: What you mean attached database(s)?**  
 A: Sqlite can have multiple databases [attached](http://www.sqlite.org/lang_attach.html) to one connection. Instantiating the CatalogCollection object will retrieve information on ALL database catalogs attached to the SQLiteConnection.
 
-Q: Show me some code examples please!
-
+**Q: Show me some code examples please!**  
 A: Follow these links (TODO!!)
 
 Welcome to your wiki!

WikiPage default modified by Maurice

Maurice — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 12:28:40 -0000

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 A: According to the SQLiteMetaDataCollectionNames class the following can be queried:
 
-A: Theses are the common ones.
-Catalogs
-Columns
-Indexes
-IndexColumns
-Tables
-Views
-ViewColumns
-ForeignKeys
-Triggers
-
+Theses are the common ones.
+* Catalogs
+* Columns
+* Indexes
+* IndexColumns
+* Tables
+* Views
+* ViewColumns
+* ForeignKeys
+* Triggers
+
 More can be queried, but for these are the most important and common collections.
 
 Q: Does the SQLite Metadata Reader project return the above collections?
 
 A: Yes. Some code samples has been provided. I've tried to keep the API as simple as possible but bare in mind as its still early alpha days, that the API could change a bit for the better.
 
 Q: Where do I start?
 
 A: Well the quickest way to get going is to:
-1) Create a SQLiteConnection and assign it a data source.
-2) Open the connection.
-3) Create a "CatalogCollection" type and pass it the SQLiteConnection object.
+* Create a SQLiteConnection and assign it a data source.
+* Open the connection.
+* Create a "CatalogCollection" type and pass it the SQLiteConnection object.
 
 Q: What happens then?

WikiPage default modified by Maurice

Maurice — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 12:26:44 -0000

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 More can be queried, but for these are the most important and common collections.
 
-Q: Can you give an example?
-
-A: 
+Q: Does the SQLite Metadata Reader project return the above collections?
+
+A: Yes. Some code samples has been provided. I've tried to keep the API as simple as possible but bare in mind as its still early alpha days, that the API could change a bit for the better.
+
+Q: Where do I start?
+
+A: Well the quickest way to get going is to:
+1) Create a SQLiteConnection and assign it a data source.
+2) Open the connection.
+3) Create a "CatalogCollection" type and pass it the SQLiteConnection object.
+
+Q: What happens then?
+
+A: When the "CatalogCollection" type is instantiated, all the schema and metadata information of the attached database(s) is returned.
+
+Q: What you mean attached database(s)?
+
+A: Sqlite can have multiple databases [attached](http://www.sqlite.org/lang_attach.html) to one connection. Instantiating the CatalogCollection object will retrieve information on ALL database catalogs attached to the SQLiteConnection.
+
+Q: Show me some code examples please!
+
+A: Follow these links (TODO!!)
 
 Welcome to your wiki!

WikiPage default modified by Maurice

Maurice — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 11:51:08 -0000

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@@ -4,7 +4,32 @@
 
 Q: What is the SQLite Metadata Reader project about?
 
-A: In short, it is 
+A: In short, it is a wrapper around the data returned by the SQLiteConnection.GetSchema(*) methods.
+
+Q: Wrapper?
+
+A: Various data is returned by GetSchema(*) function depending on the parameter passed. However, the data is returned, is always returned as a DataRow which can be a bit cumbersome to work with at times. Now, what the SQLite Metadata Reader does is, instead of giving back a DataRow object to the developer, a strongly typed class is returned.
+
+Q: What metadata collections can be queried?
+
+A: According to the SQLiteMetaDataCollectionNames class the following can be queried:
+
+A: Theses are the common ones.
+Catalogs
+Columns
+Indexes
+IndexColumns
+Tables
+Views
+ViewColumns
+ForeignKeys
+Triggers
+
+More can be queried, but for these are the most important and common collections.
+
+Q: Can you give an example?
+
+A: 
 
 Welcome to your wiki!

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Maurice — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 11:38:12 -0000

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+++ v2 
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+Hi,
+
+Welcome to the SQLite Metadata Reader project
+
+Q: What is the SQLite Metadata Reader project about?
+
+A: In short, it is 
+
 Welcome to your wiki!
 
 This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].

WikiPage Home modified by Maurice

Maurice — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 10:19:03 -0000

Welcome to your wiki! This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage]. The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/sqlitemetadata/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax. [[project_admins]] [[download_button]]