This few lines lets you view sqlite database files as SQL ".dump" from the sqlite or sqlite3 program, using the format-alist mechanism. You can edit and save, if you trust .dump is round-trip safe on your database.
There's no auto-mode-alist entries yet, though *.sqlite is one possibility. It's used by recent mozilla (under ~/.mozilla) for bookmarks, history, etc. The code has a workaround for the write-region-post-annotation-function problem (the one that turns make-temp-file into kill-buffer), but as usual I'm not 100% certain of the unibyte/multibyte handling - except it works for me, at least with underlying file-coding-system-alist set for raw-text-unix on the file.
sqlite-dump.el
Description: application/emacs-lisp
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