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bjb007
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If you're using SQLite databases.....

Post by bjb007 »

This free prog will help you figure
out the features of SQLite....and set
up your databases too. Has a decent
help file.

http://www.sqliteexpert.com/
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Post by Lynn P. »

Mark wrote:Note: posted link points to a commercial product, not shareware or freeware.
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Hi Mark ~
It appears there are two versions - one is a commerical product and the other is freeware. I went to the download page and found this:
SQLite Expert Professional is available for you to try as fully functional product, with no obligation, for a period of 30 days. After the expiration of the evaluation period you must either purchase this software or remove it from your computer.

SQLite Expert Personal is freeware and does not have an expiration date.
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Cool, Lynn, I didn't see that. Thanks, I might check out that programme :-)

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Post by keyless »

I think I remember someone saying that they could not get connected with a sqlite DB created outside of Rev. If so hopefully you can look at sqlite db created from rev with this program.

Thanks for the link, could be very helpful, I always like visual approach to database setup (ie Access)
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