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Using MCJ to Practice SQL Commands – Part 1 – Initial Startup

/ October 3, 2016 — Database

Mountain Climbing Journal (MCJ) is a journal application that includes a SQL Tool to query the database using an embedded SQLite database engine. MCJ is a single executable. In this example we are using the GNU/Linux version, but there are versions for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X as well:

[usr-1@sv-1 sqlart]$ ls
mcjl
[usr-1@sv-1 sqlart]$

When the application is first launched it looks for an mcj.rsd database file. If none is found, it creates one:

s1

Here is what the application looks like running:

s2

Here you can see the mcj.rsd database:

[usr-1@sv-1 sqlart]$ ls -l
total 11692
-rwxr-xr-x  1 usr-1 usr-1 11939695 Nov 18 14:04 mcjl
-rw-r--r--  1 usr-1 usr-1    13312 Nov 18 14:09 mcj.rsd
[usr-1@sv-1 sqlart]$ i

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