Made some changes to how the SQL connection works, wrote some queries, and documented my changes in the comments.

Phase2/Godot_Toolset/CodeSandboxes/ToolsetProjectTemplate/GenresSubstitution/TestDB.tscn

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-[gd_scene load_steps=2 format=2]
+[gd_scene load_steps=2 format=3 uid="uid://bn1k278a3em2j"]
 
-[ext_resource path="res://GenresSubstitution/genre_sub.gd" type="Script" id=1]
+[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://GenresSubstitution/genre_sub.gd" id="1"]
 
 [node name="Node2D" type="Node2D"]
-script = ExtResource( 1 )
+script = ExtResource("1")

Phase2/Godot_Toolset/CodeSandboxes/ToolsetProjectTemplate/GenresSubstitution/genre_sub.gd

@@ -3,9 +3,16 @@ extends Node
 
 # initialize the DB connection.
 # All Databases will be under res/databases/{Desired Database}
-const SQLite = preload("res://addons/godot-sqlite/bin/gdsqlite.gdns")
-var db
+
+#How to init the connection with Godot 3.5+
+#const SQLite = preload("res://addons/godot-sqlite/bin/gdsqlite.gdns")
+#var db
+
+#How to init the connection with godot 4+
+var db : SQLite = null
+const verbosity_level : int = SQLite.VERBOSE
 var db_name = "res://databases/genre_sub"
+#
 
 #	An item will contain the ID of the item in question, followed by the genre name, and the alias provided.
 #	Examples of how to use createItem
@@ -37,7 +44,7 @@ func createCollection(ItemID, collectionName, aliasName):
 	print(dict)	
 	
 
-#	This will r all records under a genreName. 
+#	This will return all records under a genreName. 
 #	Examples of how to use 
 #   readCollectionByGenreName("SciFi")
 #   readCollectionByGenreName("ModernDay")
@@ -51,43 +58,17 @@ func readCollectionByGenreName(feedName):
 		print("Query results ", db.query_result[i]["itemAlias"], db.query_result[i]["primaryKey"])
 	return db.query_result
 	
-
-#Not to sure about this one. We may need to talk about a refactor here	
-#func createGenreSubstitutionLayer(collectionID):
-#	db.open_db()
-#	var tableName = "Genre_Substitution_Layer"
-#	var dict : Dictionary = Dictionary()
-#	dict["collectionID"] = collectionID
-#	db.insert_row(tableName,dict)
-#	print(dict)	
-#
-
+	
+#	This will return all Item records under an Item ID. 
+#	Example of how to use 
+#   read(3)
 func readItemsByID(id):
 	db.open_db()
 	db.query("select Item.baseName as baseName, Collection.collectionName as genreName from Item left join Collection on Item.primaryKey = Collection.itemID where Item.primaryKey = " + str(id))
 	for i in range(0, db.query_result.size()):
 		print("Query results ", db.query_result[i]["baseName"], db.query_result[i]["genreName"])
 	return db.query_result
-
-#	This will delete an Item record under your desired ID. 
-#	Examples of how to use deleteItemByID
-#   deleteItemByID(2)
-func deleteItemByID(id):
-	db.open_db()
-	var tableName = "Item"
-	db.query("delete from " + tableName + " where primaryKey = " + str(id))
-	print("Deleted Item by ID " + str(id) + ".")
 	
-	
-#	This will delete a Collection record under your desired ID. 
-#	Examples of how to use deleteCollectionByID
-#   deleteCollectionByID(2)
-func deleteCollectionByID(id):
-	db.open_db()
-	var tableName = "Collection"
-	db.query("delete from " + tableName + " where primaryKey = " + str(id))
-	print("Deleted Collection by ID " + str(id) + ".")	
-
 #	This will read an Item record under your desired baseName. 
 #	Examples of how to use readItemByBaseName
 #   readItemByBaseName("sword")
@@ -109,8 +90,59 @@ func readItems():
 	for i in range(0, db.query_result.size()):
 		print("Query results ", db.query_result[i]["baseName"], db.query_result[i]["primaryKey"])
 		
+
+#	This will update an Item record under your desired ID. 
+#	Example of how to use updateItemByID
+#   updateItemByID(1, "Stringed Instrument")
+func updateItemByID(id, feedName):
+	db.open_db()
+	var tableName = "item"
+	db.query("update " + str(tableName) + " set baseName = " + "\"" + str(feedName) + "\"" + " where primaryKey = " + str(id) + ";")
+	return db.query_result
+
+#	This will update an Collection's Item Alias record under your desired ID. 
+#	Example of how to use updateCollectionAliasByID
+#   updateItemByID(1, "Electric Guitar")
+func updateCollectionAliasByID(id, feedName):
+	db.open_db()
+	var tableName = "collection"
+	db.query("update " + str(tableName) + " set itemAlias = " + "\"" + str(feedName) + "\"" + " where primaryKey = " + str(id) + ";")
+	return db.query_result
+
+
+#	This will update an Collection's Genre Name record under your desired ID. 
+#	Example of how to use updateCollectionGenreByID
+#   updateCollectionGenreByID(1, "Cowboys VS Aliens")
+func updateCollectionGenreByID(id, genreName):
+	db.open_db()
+	var tableName = "collection"
+	db.query("update " + str(tableName) + " set genreName = " + "\"" + str(genreName) + "\"" + " where primaryKey = " + str(id) + ";")
+	return db.query_result
+
+
+#	This will delete an Item record under your desired ID. 
+#	Examples of how to use deleteItemByID
+#   deleteItemByID(2)
+func deleteItemByID(id):
+	db.open_db()
+	var tableName = "Item"
+	db.query("delete from " + tableName + " where primaryKey = " + str(id))
+	print("Deleted Item by ID " + str(id) + ".")
+	
+	
+#	This will delete a Collection record under your desired ID. 
+#	Examples of how to use deleteCollectionByID
+#   deleteCollectionByID(2)
+func deleteCollectionByID(id):
+	db.open_db()
+	var tableName = "Collection"
+	db.query("delete from " + tableName + " where primaryKey = " + str(id))
+	print("Deleted Collection by ID " + str(id) + ".")	
+
+
 # Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time.
 func _ready():
 	db = SQLite.new()
 	db.path = db_name
+	updateCollectionGenreByID(1, "Cowboys VS Aliens")
 	pass # Replace with function body.