Manage your SQLite databases more effectively

Updated sqlite to version 3.7.6.3 Added native cubeSQL server support Improved reserved tables and columns names handling Added a new preference to hide/show full database paths Improved SQL import/export capabilities Improved Triggers support Improved Table Editor with full foreign keys support Rewritten Record Editor with much improved usability Improved BLOB Preview (double click on a BLOB now opens the Preview panel) Fixed a flick issue on Windows Fixed an issue related to .shm and .wal files RSReports has been updated to the latest 2010.2.2 version Scripts and Plugins on Mac are now located inside user/Library/Application Support/SQLiteManager A lot of other small fixes and optimizations

Changes

• Updated sqlite to version 3.7.6.3 Added native cubeSQL server support Improved reserved tables and columns names handling Added a new preference to hide/show full database paths Improved SQL import/export capabilities Improved Triggers support Improved Table Editor with full foreign keys support Rewritten Record Editor with much improved usability Improved BLOB Preview (double click on a BLOB now opens the Preview panel) Fixed a flick issue on Windows Fixed an issue related to .shm and .wal files RSReports has been updated to the latest 2010.2.2 version Scripts and Plugins on Mac are now located inside user/Library/Application Support/SQLiteManager A lot of other small fixes and optimizations

SQLiteManager is a database manager for SQLite databases. You can manage any SQLite database created on any platform with SQLiteManager. SQLiteManager displays an entire database in one window.

Many operations do display dialog boxes to complete, but the main browsing and manipulation functions all happen in one window. The main window has a tab panel that takes you to Design, Manage, and SQL panels. From here, the Design panel lets you browse the objects in your database.

Features of SQLiteManager:

• SQLite2 and SQLite3 support
• Browse tables, views, and indexes
• Add and drop columns from existing tables
• Create new tables, views, indexes
• Drop tables, views, indexes
• Manage tables by inserting, editing, and deleting records
• Type arbitrary SQL and see the results of queries
• Save SQL
• Ability to convert SQLite 2 databases to SQLite 3
• ReportGenerator classes you can add to your project
• Create reports with flexible report templates
• Report generation can actually be used to export data in just about any format you can imagine
• Import and export data to/from CSV and tab-delimited formats