On Mar 8, 6:32 pm, Muddy Coder <cosmo_gene...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I just downloaded and installed pysqlite, and I can import sqlite3
> smoothly. Then, I need to connect sqlite by syntax:
>
> >>>conn = sqlite3.connect('adirectory/db')
>
> I wish the data will be stored into directory ---> adirectory, with a
> file named in db. But I got kicked out with an error message as:
>
> Unable to open database file
>
> I wonder: does pysqlite open a database file db for me?
Yes, provided that "adirectory" exists and you have write permission.
It won't make a directory for you. Same applies to open('adirectory/
db', 'wb')
Ensure that adirectory exists, and try it again. If that fails, try
the open() -- you may get a more informative error message.
> Or, do I need
> to create an empty file inside adirectory with my text editor?
No. However, try that and remember what happens.
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