SQLite Database Browser

[Brett]

This was posted in the Computer Chat forums, but I just wanted to bump it here. There is an (open source) application out there called SQLite Database Browser. It is available at http://sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net. If you are using the SQLite plugin, you should defeinitely take a look at this app. It allows you to create and edit SQLite databases in a GUI.

[eric_darling]

Can anyone point me to the download link? I've not been able to find it.

[TJ_Tigger]

Can anyone point me to the download link? I've not been able to find it.

It is under the Project Pages

http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/

[eric_darling]

Ah, had to scroll down. Thanks, Tigg.

[csd214]

SQLite Database Browser is a handy utility (I have just started with the SQLite plugin). SourceFORGE tells:
“Abitility to open database files specified with a command line parameter (sqlitebrowser mydb)”, but I can’t have it work.

Anybody?

[csd214]

...open database files specified with a command line parameter

v.1.1 [Thx Intrigued]: Works fine from command prompt. With File.Run from AMS the file dialog box is displayed, and I have to select the db manually.

[Intrigued]

That's good news!

I have not tried using S.D.B. in that manner to date; however, I will definitely keep that in mind as an option now.

Sincerely,