Installing sqlite shell on Linux

Question

I need to use a recent version of the sqlite shell to convert a .csv file to a sqlite database file (see this post). My hosting service uses Cloudlinux 7.9 which only includes the 3.17 version of sqlite, which isn't new enough for the functions I need.

I thought I could download the latest linux version of sqlite3 (a flat file), ftp it to my working folder, then use that version. But, when I enter

./sqlite3 --version 

I get

bash: ./sqlite3: /lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory

This post seems to be pertinent, but what's a good next step here given that I have very limited access to the remote, hosted system?

Edit 10/14/2021 --

So I need the 32-bit libraries. I'v posted a ticket with the hosting service.

Answer 1

Not an answer per se, but my provider will not install new binaries on a shared system, so I'm pursuing an alternate solution.