promotion SQLite Expert Professional

[Marc van Cauwenberghe]

All online purchases made with the "HOLIDAY2009" coupon code shall be 50% off when placed prior to 11:59 p.m. (23:59), January 15th, 2010. This includes SQLite Expert individual or site licenses.

Hope this has not been said before.

Marc

[Peter Maroudas]

There was a message posted here but not sure how obvious it was to eveyone
it was goog value I bought a copy.
http://www.planetsquires.com/protect/forum/index.php?topic=2244.msg17614#msg17614

[Haakon Birkeland]

... and it seems like a bargain to begin with.

I can imagine this would make a Ms Access accustomed user like myself quite comfy with SQLite ...

[Brian Chirgwin]

There was a message posted here but not sure how obvious it was to eveyone
it was goog value I bought a copy.
http://www.planetsquires.com/protect/forum/index.php?topic=2244.msg17614#msg17614

I bought a copy also. Saved me some time already.

[Haakon Birkeland]

Checking the features and screenshots, downloading and installing it - ~ 15 minutes.
Opening and examining the content of a sample SQLite file - less than a minute.
Importing content from well known Ms Access database - just a couple of minutes.
Opening a exported portion of a LightRoom catalog - another couple of minutes.
Spending a portion of some higly appreciated surprise PayPal funds - a few more minutes.

Finally seeing my name on the about screen instead of xx days remaining - "timeless" ... 8o)

[Cho Sing Kum]

I am new to this. Wonder if anyone can answer 2 questions?

1) What is the difference between SQLitening and SQLite Expert?

2) I went to the SQLite Expert website but unable to find anything on redistributing the runtime. Does anyone here know whether this is possible or do end-users have to buy their own licenses?

Normally I would ask through their support but there is a notice on the support page:

QUOTE
Important announcement: I am currently on vacation for a few weeks, during which time I won't be available for support, and it will take longer to reply to your email inquiries.
UNQUOTE

[Pat Dooley]

1) What is the difference between SQLitening and SQLite Expert?

http://www.sqliteexpert.com/features.html

2) I went to the SQLite Expert website but unable to find anything on redistributing the runtime. Does anyone here know whether this is possible or do end-users have to buy their own licenses?

This is a standalone program. There is no runtime.

[Cho Sing Kum]

Thanks Pat,

That is feature comparision between SQLite Expert Personal and SQLite Expert Profession.

I was wondering whether SQLitening and SQLite Expert are similar/competing products.

I read from their website there are DLL files. I would understand these to be the runtime files. Won't programs we write require these runtime DLL files to be redistributed? If not, how are they to work?

[Marc van Cauwenberghe]

Hello,

They are not similar/competing products.

SQLitening is an extention on the SQLite database engine that makes it capable of working efficient in client-server mode. It also has some very useful wrapper functions.
SQLite Expert Personal and SQLite Expert Profession are graphical programmes that make creating, updating, etc... easy. It offcourse uses the same SQLite database engine dll's.

Hope that helps you.

Marc

[Rolf Brandt]

I think Marc said it all.

About the definition of SQLitening the help file says:
SQLitening is a client/server implementation of the very popular SQLite database.
SQLitening is a programmer's library in standard Win32 DLL form. It is installed as a standard Windows Service. In addition to client/server mode, the library allows the programmer to also access SQLite databases in local mode.

Or check here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQLite#Tools

If you write a program making use of SQLitening then you will have to distribute the runtimes for it. Here Fred explains which ones:
http://www.sqlitening.com/support/index.php?topic=3154.msg16007#msg16007

By the way, though SQLite Expert's offer is excellent and I can only recommend it, in most cases the Personal version would do. It has all the core functions.

[Cho Sing Kum]

Hi Marc and Rolf,

Thanks very much.

[Paul Squires]

Or check here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQLite#Tools

Wow! SQLitening made it into Wikipedia. Cool.

[Rolf Brandt]

Yes - I gave it a helping hand.

[Martin Francom]

Or check here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQLite#Tools

Wow! SQLitening made it into Wikipedia. Cool.

You need to get FireFly in WikiPedia.  It certainly desires a listing.

[Rolf Brandt]

Like this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefly_(disambiguation)