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332 Pointserror handling question
So i created a new class like you showed it: //$db = new PDO('sqlite:./database.db');
And if I change the 'database.db' to 'databaseeeee.db', it will not throw an error, but instead a new file called databaseeeee.db will be created inside the same directory.
Can I get help pls :(
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi, Damjan Tropcic! This used to cause an error and still could potentially if the computer you are coding on has older SQLite drivers. But SQLite drivers have been updated such that if it cannot find a database file with that name, it'll create one. However, it's still a good thing to know in case you're ever dealing with a situation where you are dealing with outdated drivers or some other issue that is preventing the database from opening that initial connection.
Hope this helps!
edited for additional information
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Damjan Tropcic
332 PointsDamjan Tropcic
332 PointsThx a lot, it helped! :)