Thanks, I simply adapted this: https://sqldbdoc.codeplex.com/
And you can modify the xlst file if you have the guts
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On 4/2/2015 12:20 AM, Gerald Bauer wrote:
Hello,
I have started two hours ago ;-) to put together a little script.
The idea is to "dump" the schema as json and then use a static site
generator w/ html templates to generate the docu.
So far the script that generates the json dump (is
You can use my Visual Studio addin: SQLite Toolbox to do this:
http://erikej.blogspot.dk/2014/08/sqlite-toolbox-40-visual-guide-of.html
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Hello,
> SQLite Toolbox
Thanks for highlighting. The HTML pages for the schema looks great. Cheers.
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I was just about to post a link to this. I am still using it. Handy tool, it
does a great job with the HTML doc.
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You can use my Visual Studio addin: SQLite Toolbox to do this:
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Hello,
I have started two hours ago ;-) to put together a little script.
The idea is to "dump" the schema as json and then use a static site
generator w/ html templates to generate the docu.
So far the script that generates the json dump (is twenty lines of
Ruby). You can see an example,
Hello,
Thanks. Good point. Wrapping into a html pre tag and it's a great
cheat sheet as a single html page.
Ideally looking for something with an index page, table
cross-references as links, etc. Cheers.
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On 2015/02/03 17:34, Gerald Bauer wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking for a little tool that reads in an SQLite schema (e.g.
beer.db, football.db, etc.) and outputs (generates) documentation
for tables, fields etc. as a single HTML page or as HTML pages.Any
insight appreciated?
Actually I
I'm trying to use a code first model using the System.Data.SQlite NuGet
(v1.0.94.1) package and Entity Framework. I'm using VS 2013.
I have defined my objects, but when I try to create a new database file
using them, I get an error "Unable to complete operation. The supplied
SqlConnection does
On Tue, 3 Feb 2015, Gerald Bauer wrote:
I'm looking for a little tool that reads in an SQLite schema (e.g.
beer.db, football.db, etc.) and outputs (generates) documentation for
tables, fields etc. as a single HTML page or as HTML pages. Any insight
appreciated?
Gerald,
While not in html
Hello,
I'm looking for a little tool that reads in an SQLite schema (e.g.
beer.db, football.db, etc.) and outputs (generates) documentation
for tables, fields etc. as a single HTML page or as HTML pages.Any
insight appreciated?
Cheers.
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On Tue, 3 Feb 2015 06:39:02 -0700 (MST)
Jan Slodicka wrote:
> Eduardo Morras-2 wrote
> > A ~8000MB db with app example data. More than 1000 query-corp
> > created as part of test driven development of the app. We have
> > precalculated the correct results in tables and its number
Eduardo Morras-2 wrote
> A ~8000MB db with app example data. More than 1000 query-corp created as
> part of test driven development of the app. We have precalculated the
> correct results in tables and its number of rows. No write, only read
> queries and don't use other improvements like partial
Had another damaged database report.
This time it is a configuration database which holds application settings.
The file is stored on a local disk, not shared, and only ever accessed by my
application and only by one thread.
The database is run in FULL sync mode for maximum security.
I’m
On Tue, 3 Feb 2015 02:43:00 -0700 (MST)
Jan Slodicka wrote:
> Eduardo Morras-2 wrote
> > I use a big test db to assure new versions of sqlite works
> > properly. With 3.7.15.2 it takes 43 minutes, with 3.8.8.2 on same
> > hardware 27 minutes, it's 16/0.43 = 37% less or 27/0.43 =
Eduardo Morras-2 wrote
> I use a big test db to assure new versions of sqlite works properly. With
> 3.7.15.2 it takes 43 minutes, with 3.8.8.2 on same hardware 27 minutes,
> it's 16/0.43 = 37% less or 27/0.43 = 63% improve.
Thanks, Eduardo. Could I ask you for a rough characterization of the
Richard Hipp-3 wrote
> From the description, your tests sound like you are pushing a bunch of
> separate SQL statements into SQLite. In other words, the compute time
> is likely dominated by the time need to parse the SQL and prepare
> plans.
Yes
> Have you rerun the tests using prepared
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