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SQLiteManager - 1.4.3

database manager for SQLite databases

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This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	1.4.3
Release Date:	2005-08-22
License:	Update
Downloads (this version):	2,459
Downloads (all versions):	5,110
Price:	$39.00

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SQLmanager is useful - Version: 1.0, 4/15/2004 05:22PM PST

BernieSp

I find it very useful for playing with SQ!Lite datastructures etc outside of RealBasic which we use as a front-end. For the price, I would be hoping for some tweaks to come, but will lay the $ down based on the betas.

Check this out - Version: 1.0b3, 2/26/2004 07:11AM PST

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Falafel

This application is really slow, maybe because it was made with RealBasic. Still, Sqlite is capable of much better performances so there might be some other problems in your code, in the framework you use or in your queries. The application also misses some very important features but that's another story.

Sqlite users should have a look at this page http://www.mamasam.com/sqlitecreate/index.html
Unfortunately, this cocoa application has not been released yet... It is planned for June 2004.

Wow! - Version: 1.0b2, 2/11/2004 07:57AM PST

pmerculief_dotmac

A nifty little app! I have been intereswted in SQLite for a bit, and this app provides a good interface to begin playing with it. Refreshing of tables tab when adding them needs to be improved. Had to close the file and reopen to see them. Otherwise, it has LOTS of potential!

Quite nice - Version: 1.0b2, 2/10/2004 03:42PM PST

glemme

Must say that this app is quite nice. The SQLite db is the same as proteus uses so now I can play around with my proteus history. I'll have to check in on the documentation for a bit but first impression is nice.