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I'm playing around with SQLite, which is very similar to what i've seen in MySQL, and I want to write some code that returns the column names along with the data for output purposes. Is there an SQL query I could use to do that, or is it done differently than that?

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Have look here seems to be full of info

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Thanks. I'll definitely look into that.

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