If I have a .html file in a GitHub repository, e.g. for running a a set of JavaScript tests, is there any way I can view that page directly—thus running the tests? For example, could I somehow actually see the test results that would be produced by the jQuery test suite, without downloading or cloning the repo to my local drive and running them there? I know this would basically put GitHub in the
I'm making a shell script to export a sqlite query to a csv file, just like this: #!/bin/bash ./bin/sqlite3 ./sys/xserve_sqlite.db ".headers on" ./bin/sqlite3 ./sys/xserve_sqlite.db ".mode csv" ./bin/sqlite3 ./sys/xserve_sqlite.db ".output out.csv" ./bin/sqlite3 ./sys/xserve_sqlite.db "select * from eS1100_sensor_results;" ./bin/sqlite3 ./sys/xserve_sqlite.db ".exit" When executing the script, the
I'm trying to bulk load a lot of data ( 5.5 million rows ) into an SQLite database file. Loading via INSERTs seems to be far too slow, so I'm trying to use the sqlite3 command line tool and the .import command. It works perfectly if I enter the commands by hand, but I can't for the life of me work out how to automate it from a script ( .bat file or python script; I'm working on a Windows machine )
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