I have a long SQL file to set up a DB for an app. I create multiple tables:
CREATE TABLE
IF NOT EXISTS emotions
(date TEXT, emotions TEXT);
CREATE TABLE
IF NOT EXISTS dates
(date TEXT, textMorning TEXT, textAfternoon TEXT, textEvening TEXT);
CREATE TABLE
IF NOT EXISTS comboEmotions
(emotion TEXT, comboEmotion1 TEXT, comboEmotionColour1 TEXT, etc...)
I then attempt to add the table "comboEmotions" and fill it with data using multiple statements following this format:
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM comboEmotions WHERE emotion='joy')
BEGIN
INSERT INTO comboEmotions ('joy', 'none', 'none', 'love', '#C8D23F' ,'guilt', '#93BE4F', 'delight', '#98BD86', 'none', 'none', 'morbidness', '#CAA881', 'pride', '#E5824F', 'optimism', '#F2BA47');
END
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM comboEmotions WHERE emotion='trust')
BEGIN
INSERT INTO comboEmotions ('trust', 'love', '#C8D23E', 'none', 'none', 'submission', '#65B744' ,'curiosity', '#6DB77A', 'sentimental', '#86B37C', 'none', 'none', 'dominance', '#B97E45', 'hope', '#C5B135');
END
The line that it appears to break on is the statement:
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM comboEmotions WHERE emotion='joy')
BEGIN
Is this statement incorrectly formatted?