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SQLite Attach Database
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SQLite Attach DatabaseWhat is Attach database?Assume a condition where you have multiple databases available and you have to use only one of them at a time. That's why ATTACH DATABASE statement is used. It facilitates you to select a particular database and after using this command, all SQLite statements will be executed under the attached database. Syntax: ATTACH DATABASE 'DatabaseName' As 'Alias-Name'; Note: The above syntax will also create a database if the database is not already present, otherwise it will only attach a database file name with the logical database Alias-Name.Let's take an example. We have an existing database JTP.db. Example: ATTACH DATABASE 'JTP.db' as 'JavaTpoint'; 
Database is attached now you can see it by using .databases command: 
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