Here's a link to a free SQLite3 Database manager.
The Enterprise version is Trialware but the "PRO" version is FREE
Here's the link. Take a look at the screen print:
http://osenxpsuite.net/?xp=3
You should take a look at SQLite Expert. The personal version is free and the professional version they are selling right now for half price.
http://www.sqliteexpert.com/ (http://www.sqliteexpert.com/)
Rolf, So many free and commerial DB managers for SQLite is surely a testiment to the wide use of SQLite3.
Both SQLite Expert and Olsen's SQLite Manager are excellent. I am rather partial to Olsen's SQLite Manager, seems more feature rich. If I get the time, I will try to make a comparison list.
The nice thing about your SQLMAN is that is it is open source and much can be learned from analizing how you are able to do things. I look forward to seeing how your project grows.
Marty,
QuoteThe nice thing about your SQLMAN is that is it is open source
I would agree, but - even better yet - it's created with FireFly and PowerBasic! ;)
Open source wouldn't mean much to me without then other two.
David
Quote from: David Kenny on December 17, 2009, 08:53:09 PM
Marty,
I would agree, but - even better yet - it's created with FireFly and PowerBasic! ;)
Open source wouldn't mean much to me without then other two.
David
Absolutely with you on that. FF3 and PB9 make for a very powerful programmig enviroment. I hope some of the tools build with FF3 will start getting some mention on none PB sites such as SQLite and elsewhere.
I go along with that, David!
... and I would SQLitening to the list. SQLitening makes the big difference, because you can manage SQLite databases in a network (even remote) without worrying if the database is locked etc.