Question

New in sqlite and terminal commands,so may be this is simple.I was trying to create a DB table via terminal(studying)

sqlite> insert into game values ('fallout','rpg');
sqlite> insert into game values ('final fantasy','rpg');
sqlite> insert into game values ('gaame3','stealth');
sqlite> insert into game values ('hitman','rpg');
sqlite> select * from ame where type='rpg'
   ...> select * from game
   ...> 
   ...> 

Created a table game and load values into it.When i entered a query to see the data.i mistyped the name of the table and i got this

   ...> 

How can i get back to the normal state ,Cntrl+Z worked but it changed back to the state where i started.Is there a way i can reach back to this.

sqlite>

without typing in

sqlite3 test.sqlite3

again

Answer 1

Ok found the problem:

to the problem.It is that i missed the ; in the code entered so the terminal thinks the command did not terminate.

Solution :

Add the ; into the terminal and the new line of sqlite is open

Thanks joachim-isaksson for the comments