> Mozilla DB that's hidden in ~/.mozilla, and I couldn't figure out how to > access dot directory files. In Gnome, Ctrl-h hides and unhides them,
You can configure Auto Start for .sqlite files and run the browser from shell explorer. The command line is added to Wiki: http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Addons/data/sqlite ----- Original Message ---- > From: Bill Harris <bill_har...@facilitatedsystems.com> > > Oleg Kobchenko writes: > > > The addon is updated now. Please see if it works for you. > > It had to do with handling empty schemas. > > Thank you for reporting the issue. > > Better. > > I could connect. The DB I'm connecting to uses 1252, not UTF8, so the > boxing characters became empty squares. The schema names only picked up > the first part, so I have lots of "system" and "public" and the like > with no distinguishing feature. > > It turns out I don't think dbman will help me as much as a programmatic > i/f, which I already have through dd (and R and Emacs), so I'm not > dependent on this. > > On a possibly related note, I tried the sqlite browser tonight on a > Mozilla DB that's hidden in ~/.mozilla, and I couldn't figure out how to > access dot directory files. In Gnome, Ctrl-h hides and unhides them, > but that didn't work in the sqlite browser. > > Thanks for these contributions, and sorry for only bringing this news. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
