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So that you can follow all the examples presented, you should create a database `test` with a DB table `test` for your DBMS SQLite3. 

SQL commands and control commands

SQLite distinguishes between SQL commands and SQLite control commands. The control commands such as .databases or .quit always start with a dot. SQL commands do not have a dot as the first character, but are always ended with a semicolon (;) as in SELECT * FROM test; . …</description>
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