Playing around with a simple SQLite browsing program. I never really liked the one from SourceForge ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/ ) so I made my own simple one.
Currently lets you open a SQLite database, run queries, save & load them and browse the results. Right-clicking on a table name lets you do a quick "View Data".
It uses the xList component so you can filter the results and do other stuff by right-click column names. Sortable and all that as well.
Hope it's useful for others. I may add things to it later.
Download: http://www.seijin.net/storage/SQLite/SQLiteExplorer.7z
SQLite Browser
Re: SQLite Browser
Hello,
i have not testet your tool yet.
I will do this next days....i think (less time).
Do you know about the following tool?
http://portableapps.com/apps/developmen ... r_portable
Can you compare your tool with this one, so that i can get more infos about your tool?
Thank you.
i have not testet your tool yet.
I will do this next days....i think (less time).
Do you know about the following tool?
http://portableapps.com/apps/developmen ... r_portable
Can you compare your tool with this one, so that i can get more infos about your tool?
Thank you.
Re: SQLite Browser
I've tried it for a few minutes.
Database structure perfectly recognized.
Possible to enlarge Data Output and Messages panels to fit the whole width of the screen, like the NEW panel ?
Possible to autosize columns in the Data Output panel ?
Nice work.
Database structure perfectly recognized.

Possible to enlarge Data Output and Messages panels to fit the whole width of the screen, like the NEW panel ?
Possible to autosize columns in the Data Output panel ?
Nice work.

Purebasic 6.12 64 bits - Windows 11 Pro 64 bits 23H2
Re: SQLite Browser
Nice Work
Thanks a lot. You saved me a lot of work, because I'd planed a similar tool
But as GG said before. Autosize the columns in the data output panel would be nice.
Greats Morty

Thanks a lot. You saved me a lot of work, because I'd planed a similar tool

But as GG said before. Autosize the columns in the data output panel would be nice.
Greats Morty
Re: SQLite Browser
Check this one out: http://www.sqliteexpert.com/
There's a free Personal edition.
There's a free Personal edition.