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In the SQLite shell, commands that begin with a dot (such as .tables and .schema) are not SQL statements and do not need a terminating semicolon; sending a dot command from Python yields near ".": syntax error.
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10/29/2026
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Python SQLite in Practice: Connections, Cursors, and Commits via the Bank Model
youtubeSyntaxPilot10/29/2026
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