Do you have any tables there in the db? Actually you can create a new table pressing the + button under the left browser. But all columns create are type Text -
- Another thing. I proposed to SourceForge to open this as a new project.
On Dec 15, 2004, at 4:01 AM, Jeff Edwards wrote:
I have tried opening some existing sqlite3 files, but the browser shows nothing. Perhaps i am doing something wrong?
it sounds like a great tool!
I am on 10.3.6 of OSX
Thanks
Jeff Edwards
On 14/12/2004, at 12:22 PM, Fernando Morgan wrote:
For MacOS X 10.3 users;
I was going to start to using sqlite in a project, but I need first to create a skeleton of a browser to add some of my data.
If someone wants to use it (disclaimer: version 0.1 software), it's here:
http://homepage.mac.com/fernandoluis/.cv/fernandoluis/Public/ SquidSQL.zip-link.zip (368k)
On starting, it open a file browser to open the db file. If this is cancel, it opens a Save File dialog and can create new db files. If this is also cancelled, well.. there's not much you can do besides Command-Q.
What is working: the table browser; it allows for viewing the data and to insert/update and delete rows in the table.
Table management (creating tables and dropping them) isn't working yet (some capability to create tables with text fields).
Done with SQLite 3.0.8.
Fernando
