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Master CRUD operations: Create, Read, Update, Delete.
-- Create table
CREATE TABLE tasks (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
title TEXT NOT NULL,
description TEXT,
status TEXT DEFAULT 'pending',
priority INTEGER DEFAULT 1,
created_at DATETIME DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
-- INSERT: Add single row
INSERT INTO tasks (title, description, priority)
VALUES ('Buy groceries', 'Milk, eggs, bread', 2);
-- INSERT: Add multiple rows
INSERT INTO tasks (title, description, priority) VALUES
('Clean house', 'Vacuum and mop', 3),
('Pay bills', 'Electricity and internet', 1),
('Call doctor', 'Schedule appointment', 2);
SELECT * FROM tasks;
-- UPDATE: Modify single row
UPDATE tasks SET status = 'completed' WHERE id = 1;
-- UPDATE: Modify multiple rows
UPDATE tasks SET priority = 2 WHERE status = 'pending';
-- UPDATE: Multiple columns
UPDATE tasks
SET status = 'in-progress', priority = 3
WHERE title = 'Clean house';
SELECT * FROM tasks;
-- DELETE: Remove single row
DELETE FROM tasks WHERE id = 4;
-- DELETE: Remove multiple rows
DELETE FROM tasks WHERE status = 'completed';
-- DELETE: Remove all rows (keep table)
-- DELETE FROM tasks;
-- Safe update with WHERE clause
-- Always use WHERE to avoid updating/deleting all rows!
UPDATE tasks SET priority = 1 WHERE priority IS NULL;
SELECT * FROM tasks;
-- INSERT OR REPLACE (upsert)
INSERT OR REPLACE INTO tasks (id, title, priority)
VALUES (2, 'Clean house (updated)', 2);
SELECT * FROM tasks;INSERT adds new rows. UPDATE modifies existing rows (always use WHERE!). DELETE removes rows. INSERT OR REPLACE updates if exists, inserts if not. Always be careful with UPDATE/DELETE without WHERE.