# 2.6:  Select all rows from the revenue table.

# sqlite> SELECT * FROM revenue;

# Please note that SQL queries end in a semicolon (;) and SQLite3 commands such as .tables and
# .schema do not:
# 
# adding a semicolon to a "dot" command (e.g. .schema; causes SQLite to ignore the command;
# 
# omitting a semicolon from a query causes SQLite to allow "multi-line" queries, which means it will
# wait until it sees the semicolon.
# 
# If you see a continuation line indicator (   ...> ) this means that you have started an SQL client
# and the client is waiting for more SQL (queries can be expressed in more than one line, so the
# client needs the semicolon to understand the end of the query).  If you're done, simply type the
# semicolon and hit [Enter].

