Regarding: "I NEED HELP! I have SQLite3 DB (contacts from iPhone), it contains 1 record, but when I open it with NOTEPAD.EXE, I see more than 1 record. I need to repair all records from it"
С уважением, I received your db (via private email) and the good news is that the PRAGMA INTEGRITY_CHECK reports that it is a healthy database. The *bad* news is that I suspect the data you are looking for was deleted From the database point of view, at bottom are the tables and the number of rows in each table. I can provide you a full dump of these records and schema, but I suspect that's not what you are seeking. I know of no utility to help you seek out data from deleted records whose data may nonetheless be still present in the database file. Using something like NOTEPAD may actually be your best bet -- see what cyrilic strings you can find. Also, John's suggestion to contact the application's support dept (Apple?) may help. There's some great-looking documention on the sqlite file structure here: http://www.sqlite.org/fileformat.html but it's not for the faint-of-heart (i.e., not so easily digested). I'm reminded of my old "databank" wristwatch. When it's battery died, I joked that I had to go get a whole new set of friends. :-( 0 ABGroup 0 ABGroupChanges 0 ABGroupMembers 3 ABMultiValue 0 ABMultiValueEntry 8 ABMultiValueEntryKey 7 ABMultiValueLabel 3 ABPerson 0 ABPersonChanges 2 ABPersonMultiValueDeletes 3 ABPersonSearchKey 0 ABPhoneLastFour 0 ABRecent 3 ABStore 26 FirstSortSectionCount 29 LastSortSectionCount 16 _SqliteDatabaseProperties 2 sqlite_sequence _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users