Good SQLite DB management
Good SQLite DB management
Hello,
I'm looking for a tool that allows SQlite DB editing, crossplatform, if possible with an easy to use interface like Access.
ATM I'm using SQLite Database Browser, but I'm not fully satisfied by its too simplistic interface.
Thanks!
I'm looking for a tool that allows SQlite DB editing, crossplatform, if possible with an easy to use interface like Access.
ATM I'm using SQLite Database Browser, but I'm not fully satisfied by its too simplistic interface.
Thanks!
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Re: Good SQLite DB management
There's a FireFox add-on called 'SQLite Manager', I haven't used it personally but it's got some quite good reviews: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... e-manager/
Re: Good SQLite DB management
Looks good, no Mac version however?Kiffi wrote:my favourite tool is TsSQLite:
http://reddog.s35.xrea.com/wiki/TkSQLite.html
Greetings ... Kiffi
Re: Good SQLite DB management
I personally use SQLiteExpert, http://www.sqliteexpert.com but it's for Windows only. Anyone using SQLite on a Windows machine, should be using this tool, it's fantastic. A fairly capable lite version is available free. The full version is about $50 I think.
Colin
Colin
Colin
Re: Good SQLite DB management
Thanks Colin, this screenshot shows what I'm searching for:
http://www.sqliteexpert.com/screenshot_data.html
Too bad it's windows only
I don't need anything fancy, I'm not interested in query builder or such as I'm used to do it myself, though a good table creation wizard and Access like table editing would be fantastic!
http://www.sqliteexpert.com/screenshot_data.html
Too bad it's windows only
I don't need anything fancy, I'm not interested in query builder or such as I'm used to do it myself, though a good table creation wizard and Access like table editing would be fantastic!
Re: Good SQLite DB management
There is also a TCL Script that should running on a MacPolo wrote:Looks good, no Mac version however?
Greetings ... Kiffi
Hygge
Re: Good SQLite DB management
Hi Kiffi,
Looks interesting, but this is a lot of Requirements
Not exactly in the PureBasic spirit. Does the installer handle these?
Looks interesting, but this is a lot of Requirements
Not exactly in the PureBasic spirit. Does the installer handle these?
http://reddog.s35.xrea.com/wiki/TkSQLite.html#tef99b25 wrote: Requirements
Tcl/Tk8.4+
Tile0.7+(not required for Tcl/Tk8.5)
tclsqlite and|or tclsqlite3
TkTable2.9+
Dict8.5+(not required for Tcl/Tk8.5)
Treectrl2.1+ (if tksqlite is 0.4, it requires Tablelist0.5+ instead of treectrl)
tkImg (required for reading image data. it is optional. if it is not installed, you can read GIF format only.)
Trf and Tcllib (required for MD5 , SHA1, DES, Base64 and other crypt functions. but it is optional.)
NOTE:
Tablelist4.5+ is still required by tksqlite 0.4. But tksqlite 0.5 requires Treectrl2.1+ instead of Tablelist.
ActiveTcl has all of these precompiled extensions. I really recommend to install it if you are not familiar with tcl/tk environment.
The nice thing about standards is there are so many to choose from. ~ Andrew Tanenbaum
Re: Good SQLite DB management
Hi,
do you know this:
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 27&t=40594
maybe Xombie can compile it for Linux and Mac.
Or maybe he provide the sourcecode.
Bernd
do you know this:
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 27&t=40594
maybe Xombie can compile it for Linux and Mac.
Or maybe he provide the sourcecode.
Bernd
Re: Good SQLite DB management
yes, of course. But first: TkSQLite is not written by me.skywalk wrote:Hi Kiffi,
Looks interesting, but this is a lot of Requirements![]()
Not exactly in the PureBasic spirit.
And second: Polo is searching for a tool 'like Access' and not a tool written in PureBasic spririt.
Greetings ... Kiffi
Hygge
Re: Good SQLite DB management
No offense intended Kiffi.
I was curious if the installer handles the prerequisite libs? Or do I have to install them one by one?
I was curious if the installer handles the prerequisite libs? Or do I have to install them one by one?
The nice thing about standards is there are so many to choose from. ~ Andrew Tanenbaum
Re: Good SQLite DB management
Kiffi, Access like means in terms of graphical interface, and being able to change the values without opening a new window each time.
This aside, I want a small/fast tool indeed
I'm curious to see the tool made by Xombie, I'll try it next time I use Windows
This aside, I want a small/fast tool indeed
I'm curious to see the tool made by Xombie, I'll try it next time I use Windows
Re: Good SQLite DB management
skywalk wrote:No offense intended Kiffi.

sorry, but i don't know how to install the required libs. Underskywalk wrote:I was curious if the installer handles the prerequisite libs? Or do I have to install them one by one?
Windows there is only one standalone Exe-File without installer.
Unfortunately the download-link is broken.Polo wrote:I'm curious to see the tool made by Xombie, I'll try it next time I use Windows
Greetings ... Kiffi
Hygge
Re: Good SQLite DB management
Oh, too bad 
Re: Good SQLite DB management
I have a copy on my disk.Kiffi wrote:Unfortunately the download-link is broken.
The program was/is also on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqliteexplorer/
But it's totally empty.
But inside the 7z file is only the exe file.
Write me a PN with your e-mail address and I mail it to you.
Or better and/or write a PN to Xombie.
Bernd

