How to install pysqlite?
how to check if I have "sqlite3-dev"
That's entirely dependent on what Linux distro you're using -- is it Fedora, Suse, Ubuntu, Gentoo, Mandrake, or which other one out of the dozens out there; there are several packaging strategies and tools used to check which packages are there, get more, and so forth.
So, never ask questions about checking, getting or tweaking packages on Linux without specifying the distribution[s] of interest -- it makes it essentially impossible to offer precise, specific help.
Edit: the simplest way I know of getting details about your Linux distribution (works on all the ones I have at hand to try, but I don't have a particularly wide array...;-):
$ cat /etc/*-release
DISTRIB_CODENAME=hardy
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 8.04.2"
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=8.04
...etc, etc...
This is probably going to be the contents of file /etc/lsb-release
, but I'm suggesting the *-release
because I think there may be some other such files involved.
Of course, if the need to check your distro applies inside a file or program, reading this file (or files) and locating specific contents will also be quite feasible; but for the purpose of informing would-be helpers about what distro you're using, the cat
at the shell prompt is going to be quite sufficient;-).
How can I add the sqlite3 module to Python?
You don't need to install sqlite3
module. It is included in the standard library (since Python 2.5).
Install pysqlite in virtualenv with python3 support
There is no public version of pysqlite for Python 3.x. For Python 3.x, the sqlite3 module in the standard library is the most up-to date version of pysqlite there is.
Impossible to install pysqlite on Windows Server 2016 (WinPython)
The latest message tells you that you must upgrade you pip package, so that pip will then recognize the recent wheel format used in "pysqlite-2.8.3-cp27-cp27m-win_amd64.whl"
How to install sqlite3 for python 2.7 ( if not installed by default )
I ran into this same issue when I was installing sqlite on a friends windows machine. You need to have the sqlite development files before installation. See link that people had this issue when installing on centos How to install pysqlite?
yum install sqlite-devel
cd <python directory>
./configure --prefix=<installdir>; make; make install
Installing pysqlite in python with sqlite 3 version with custom file header
From the top of the PySqlite page on the Trac site:
If you're using Python 2.5 and up, you already have a working version of pysqlite 2, bundled as sqlite3. You can stop here ;-)
You are using python 2.7, so there is no need to install a custom version. pysqlite comes bundled with your python version already.
pysqlite
is the "glue" that makes sqlite available to python. Your system sqlite itself needs to be upgraded, not the glue library.
See How can I upgrade the sqlite3 package in Python 2.6?
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