I have a script that parses xml file to generate SQLite table automatically. And, the simplified command is as follows.
Table string CREATE TABLE IF NOT开发者_开发知识库 EXISTS benchmark (id integer primary key autoincrement,Version float, CompilationParameters_Family text, CompilationParameters_XilinxVersion text, CompilationParameters_Device text, CompilationParameters_XilinxParameterList_Parameter_OptimizationGoal text, CompilationParameters_XilinxParameterList_Parameter_PlacerEffortLevel text)
It works well, but I wonder if I can attach some aliases for the long name in a database.
Is this possible? I mean, can I have a command something like
Table string ... CompilationParameters_XilinxVersion tex >>as version<< ...
so that I can use CompilationParameters_XilinxVersion or version when retrieve the data.
What you're trying to do is not possible in SQL. However, you may want to create a VIEW that simply substitutes the long column names with your short column aliases. Note that VIEWs in sqlite are read-only and therefore cannot be written to.
 
         
                                         
                                         
                                         
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