SQLite Manager
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| SQL Manager | |
|---|---|
| Original author(s) | Mrinal Kant |
| Operating system | Windows, Mac, Unix |
| Type | Database management/development |
| Website | http://sqlite-manager.googlecode.com/ |
SQLite Manager is a SQLite database manager provided as a firefox extension.
By providing the software as a firefox extension SQLite Manager is available on many different platforms and trivially easy to install. As well as being provided as a firefox extension it's also available for a few other environments; for a list of the environments see the programs homepage.
It allows the user to:
- View the contents of one or more SQLite databases.
- Manage tables, indexes, views and triggers.
- View and manage the records.
- Build an sql query and execute it.
- Export to csv or xml.
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