/* For Debian or Ubuntu /*
$ sudo apt-get install sqlite3 sqlite3-dev
 
/* For RedHat, CentOS, or Fedora/*
$ yum install SQLite3 sqlite3-dev

sqlite3 test.db

sqlite> create table mytable(id integer primary key, value text);

sqlite> insert into mytable(id, value) values(1, 'Micheal');
sqlite> insert into mytable(id, value) values(2, 'Jenny');
sqlite> insert into mytable(value) values('Francis');
sqlite> insert into mytable(value) values('Kerk');

sqlite> select * from mytable;
1|Micheal
2|Jenny
3|Francis
4|Kerk

sqlite> .mode column;
sqlite> .header on;
sqlite> select * from mytable;
id     value
----------- -------------
1      Micheal
2      Jenny
3      Francis
4      Kerk

sqlite> alter table mytable add column email text not null '' collate nocase;;

sqlite> create view nameview as select * from mytable;

sqlite> create index test_idx on mytable(value);

sqlite> .schema [table]

sqlite > .tables 

sqlite > .indices [table ]

sqlite > .output [filename ] 
sqlite > .dump 
sqlite > .output stdout

sqlite > .read [filename ]

sqlite >.output [filename.csv ] 
sqlite >.separator , 
sqlite > select * from test; 
sqlite >.output stdout

sqlite >create table newtable ( id integer primary key, value text ); 
sqlite >.import [filename.csv ] newtable 

/* usage: sqlite3 [database] .dump > [filename] */
sqlite3 mytable.db .dump > backup.sql

/* usage: sqlite3 [database ] < [filename ] */ 
sqlite3 mytable.db < backup.sql