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I have installed laraadmin as for quick admin with using sqlite. But problem is when i am going to create something getting SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1 near "SHOW": syntax error (SQL: SHOW TABLES) Thanks

Sarwar Sikder
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  • Sqlite doesn't have a `SHOW` statement. See https://www.sqlite.org/lang.html for what it understands. – Shawn Dec 11 '18 at 17:11

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Unfortunately SQLite doesn't know SHOW TABLES, but instead it has:

special command line commands, like .schema or .tables (with optional LIKE patterns)

a master metadata table, called sqlite_master

So let's say you have the following tables:

sqlite> CREATE TABLE A(a INT, b, INT, c TEXT);
sqlite> CREATE TABLE B(a INT);
sqlite> CREATE TABLE AB(a TEXT, b TEXT);

You can query the schema:

sqlite> .schema
CREATE TABLE A(a INT, b, INT, c TEXT);
CREATE TABLE B(a INT);
CREATE TABLE AB(a TEXT, b TEXT);

Query the table names:

sqlite> .tables
A   AB  B

Query all the metadata:

sqlite> SELECT * FROM sqlite_master WHERE type = 'table';
table|A|A|2|CREATE TABLE A(a INT, b, INT, c TEXT)
table|B|B|3|CREATE TABLE B(a INT)
table|AB|AB|4|CREATE TABLE AB(a TEXT, b TEXT)

Query the schema of table names matching a specific LIKE pattern:

sqlite> .schema A%
CREATE TABLE A(a INT, b, INT, c TEXT);
CREATE TABLE AB(a TEXT, b TEXT);

Query the table names matching a specific LIKE pattern:

sqlite> .tables A%
A   AB
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