The goal is for the software to remain simple, visual, and accessible by both developers and end users. This tool is not meant to be a new shell for the sqlite command line tool, and it isn’t an adequate tool for advanced SQL command users. Plotting FunctionĭB Browser has a basic plotting functionality that can be used to plot simple graphs based on the data gathered from a table or a specific query. This feature makes DB Browser for SQLite an excellent tool for new users, SQL beginners, or anyone attempting to learn the SQL programming language. Additionally, all SQL commands are logged in the application.
SQL QueriesĭB Browser allows users to issue SQL queries and inspect the results. These files usually exists as a list of SQL statements and are most often used as a method of backing up databases to prevent data loss. SQL dump files-also known as database dumps-are files that contain a record of the table structure or the data in a database. Import and ExportĭB Browser for SQLite has a suite of import and export tools that allow users to import and export the following: Records, tables, and indexes are the building blocks of managing information in a database. Just like the index in the back of a book, each index entry acts as a pointer to data elsewhere in the database. Indexes are specific lookup tables that are used to speed up data retrieval within a database. Each database file will contain numerous tables, each filled with numerous records. Records are objects that contain one or more values. Tables, Indexes, and RecordsĭB Browser offers functionality to search, create, define, and delete tables, indexes, and records. Database files can grow quickly as they are used-compacting doesn’t compress information, but it does eliminate unused space to make the file smaller (and more manageable). The most common database files that DB Browser users will come across are those with the file extension “.db”.Ĭompacting database files is a way to manage file growth. Database FilesĭB Browser allows users to create and compact database files.
The software provides controls and wizards to handle an array of database functions in a comfortable visual medium. You can access the tool here, or continue reading to learn more about the software’s functionality. The current iteration is a successor to what was formerly known as SQLite Database Browser.ĭB Browser is a free, open-source tool for end users and developers who want to use a familiar spreadsheet-like interface to manage database files without having to learn complicated SQL commands. There is no data sent or receive from any server whatsoever.DB Browser for SQLite is a visual tool used to create, design, and edit database files compatible with SQLite. This extension uses the latest compiled version of SQLite so it is compatible with the latest official statements. It is possible to drop a database to the interface to start working with it or inspecting the table structure. There is an internal plotting component that uses "Chart.js" to plot your records in "pie", "donut", or "line" formats. This extension mixes Mathematica liked environment with NC to have multiple computational regions to run statements on different databases in a single window. There is no need to have any native application to work with SQLite databases anymore. This extension uses the WASM version of SQLite to open the database using its JavaScript engine. Also, you can create one or multiple new databases in your browser memory to start from scratch. The extension has one sample SQLite database in case you need to play with SQLite statements. You can plot these tables or export them in CSV format. The extension displays records in a table format.
Manage, manipulate, and plot one or more SQLite databases and optionally import and export records to a CSV table With this extension, you can read, edit and manipulate records inside one or multiple SQLite databases.
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