Re: [sqlite] Tool to load a database and see all tables and fields.
What didn't you like about SQLiteManager? I have found the developer very responsive to bug fixes, requests and patches, so I would recommend detailing things that you didn't like or didn't work correctly for you and sending it to him. At the time that I was actively looking, I found it to be the best one that fit my requirements (web-based, GPL, functional, PDO support, etc.) Tom > > >I am wondering if a easy tool exsists for SQLite, that just lists the tables > >and fields in a database. I have tried sqlitemanager, but I didn't really > >liked it.
Re: [sqlite] Tool to load a database and see all tables and fields.
Hello Eno Thereska, >Is there a version for Linux? So far I have only found slqbrowser being >useful/free free Linux. No, SQLiteSpy is only available for Win32. >Sqlitespy for windows looks pretty nice, btw. Thanks, it's much appreciated. Regards, Ralf
Re: [sqlite] Tool to load a database and see all tables and fields.
Is there a version for Linux? So far I have only found slqbrowser being useful/free free Linux. Sqlitespy for windows looks pretty nice, btw. Eno Ralf Junker wrote: Hello Koen, have you tried SQLiteSpy? It has a nice schema tree and multiple, tabbed SQL edits to execute commands and queries. Data retrieval is very fast, the memory requirements low. SQLiteSpy is freeware for personal use. Commercial users are kindly asked for a small dontaion. Download your copy from: http://www.yunqa.de/delphi/sqlitespy/ Regards, Ralf I am wondering if a easy tool exsists for SQLite, that just lists the tables and fields in a database. I have tried sqlitemanager, but I didn't really liked it. -- Eno Thereska - Carnegie Mellon University Parallel Data Laboratory CIC Building Cube 2221-D 5000 Forbes Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Tel: 412-268-5908
Re: [sqlite] Tool to load a database and see all tables and fields.
spudse bud wrote: I always was a big fan of phpmyadmin because when php/mysql errored I could check table/field names etc to see where my script goes wrong. I am wondering if a easy tool exsists for SQLite, that just lists the tables and fields in a database. I have tried sqlitemanager, but I didn't really liked it. Have you checked out the PHP section of http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=SqliteTools ? There's a listing for phpSQLiteAdmin, which is supposed to be patterned after phpmyadmin, though it appears not to be under active development.
Re: [sqlite] Tool to load a database and see all tables and fields.
Hello Koen, have you tried SQLiteSpy? It has a nice schema tree and multiple, tabbed SQL edits to execute commands and queries. Data retrieval is very fast, the memory requirements low. SQLiteSpy is freeware for personal use. Commercial users are kindly asked for a small dontaion. Download your copy from: http://www.yunqa.de/delphi/sqlitespy/ Regards, Ralf >I am wondering if a easy tool exsists for SQLite, that just lists the tables >and fields in a database. I have tried sqlitemanager, but I didn't really >liked it.
Re: [sqlite] Tool to load a database and see all tables and fields.
On my site i have a tool, www.hellobasic.com - Original Message - From: "Eno Thereska" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 4:36 PM Subject: Re: [sqlite] Tool to load a database and see all tables and fields. What about sqlitebrowser? That's what I currently use. Eno spudse bud wrote: I always was a big fan of phpmyadmin because when php/mysql errored I could check table/field names etc to see where my script goes wrong. I am wondering if a easy tool exsists for SQLite, that just lists the tables and fields in a database. I have tried sqlitemanager, but I didn't really liked it. Greetings koen (spudse). -- Eno Thereska - Carnegie Mellon University Parallel Data Laboratory CIC Building Cube 2221-D 5000 Forbes Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Tel: 412-268-5908
Re: [sqlite] Tool to load a database and see all tables and fields.
What about sqlitebrowser? That's what I currently use. Eno spudse bud wrote: > I always was a big fan of phpmyadmin because when php/mysql errored I could > check table/field names etc to see where my script goes wrong. > > I am wondering if a easy tool exsists for SQLite, that just lists the tables > and fields in a database. I have tried sqlitemanager, but I didn't really > liked it. > > Greetings koen (spudse). > -- Eno Thereska - Carnegie Mellon University Parallel Data Laboratory CIC Building Cube 2221-D 5000 Forbes Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Tel: 412-268-5908
[sqlite] Tool to load a database and see all tables and fields.
I always was a big fan of phpmyadmin because when php/mysql errored I could check table/field names etc to see where my script goes wrong. I am wondering if a easy tool exsists for SQLite, that just lists the tables and fields in a database. I have tried sqlitemanager, but I didn't really liked it. Greetings koen (spudse).
