Am 19.05.2015 um 16:23 schrieb Richard Hipp: > On 5/19/15, Christoph P.U. Kukulies <kuku at kukulies.org> wrote: >> Some time ago I wrote a little app in C# WPF (using sqlite .Net) and >> today I wanted to use it again. >> The app writes an SQLITE 3.x database file out to disk (extension >> .s3db). The file icon seems to be not bound to any application >> so maybe the extension was chosen deliberately by myself at the time I >> wrote the app (4 years ago). >> >> Anyway, the app writes out the database file fine, no errors occur, but >> when I want to browse the database >> file I cannot find any of sqlite browser that can cope with the format. >> >> Any clues what I might try out? >> > SQLite Browser 3.6 is a third-party tool over which I have no control > and about which I know nothing. I recommend you use the officially > support command-line shell (sqlite3.exe) available at > https://www.sqlite.org/download.html to access your database file. > Try that first, and if that doesn't work, send a follow-up message.
OK, I downloaded the most recent sqlite3.exe from sqlite.org. sqlite3 said the database had an illegal format or something. I probably did something bad to the file in the meantime. Restored the original from the backup and now I can access it with both browsers. Thanks. Solved. -- Christoph Kukulies
