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Although I have no issues with a good command line, there is also an advantage to a nice gui interface that hides any sql or code. As I mentioned, the application I did up using MSAccess as the database interface provides an easy graphical way to select one or more books in the I'm Reading list and remove them as opposed to doing multiple command line SQL statements to find and then select a subset of books to remove. IF all you want to do is remove all books then a quick bat file calling sqllite would do fine. However, I really did it more for fun and to see how to integrate MSAccess as a front end into an sqllite database since it allows for teh development of forms, Visual Basic code etc (not that it couldn't also be made into an .exe). I only offer it up for anyone who also wants to try to "play" with this.
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