| 30,11 → 30,12 |
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| cat ../setup/sql/example_mysql.sql > ../setup/sql/example_sqlite.sql |
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| # Avoid that there is a conflict with well known IDs (e.g. 2.999) |
| sed -i 's/INSERT INTO `iri`/INSERT IGNORE INTO `iri`/g' ../setup/sql/example_sqlite.sql |
| sed -i 's/INSERT INTO `asn1id`/INSERT IGNORE INTO `asn1id`/g' ../setup/sql/example_sqlite.sql |
| #INSERT IGNORE INTO does not work??? It is not important, since the SQL-Dump contains DROP statements anyway. |
| #sed -i 's/INSERT INTO `iri`/INSERT IGNORE INTO `iri`/g' ../setup/sql/example_sqlite.sql |
| #sed -i 's/INSERT INTO `asn1id`/INSERT IGNORE INTO `asn1id`/g' ../setup/sql/example_sqlite.sql |
| |
| # Change \" to " |
| sed -i 's/\\"/"/g' ../setup/sql/example_sqlite.sql |
| |
| # Change "\n" to "' || chr(10) || '" |
| sed -i "s/\\\n/' \|\| chr\(10\) \|\| '/g" ../setup/sql/example_sqlite.sql |
| # Change "\n" to "' || char(10) || '" |
| sed -i "s/\\\n/' \|\| char\(10\) \|\| '/g" ../setup/sql/example_sqlite.sql |