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I've been using SQLite databases for development for a while now and I thought it would be useful to just view the contents of the generated db file. Are there any good tools out there for viewing SQLite db files and/or tools for running queries against them?

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Here are a few free tools:

I prefer SQLite Administrator, and occasionally use the Firefox version. There are other commercial options too.

ars
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SQLite Database Browser.

Darin Dimitrov
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SQLite2009 Pro Enterprise Manager

It's free and it has a visual query builder just like professional database management tools. Visual query builder

Its list of features is:

  • Encryption Method compatible with wxSQLite3 (AES-128 bits) and SQLite3 ADO.NET Provider (RSA-MS Crypt)
  • Syntax Highlight
  • Hex Viewer
  • Dump database to SQL file format
  • Unicode Support
  • Blob/Image viewer
  • Built-in FTS3 Extension
  • Built-in LUA Programming Language
  • Encrypted database support
  • Export recordset into excel, csv, xml and html format
  • Import data from MS Access, MS SQL server, MySQL and dBase III
  • Includes SQLite2010 Pro ODBC Driver
  • Includes Additional sqlite3 function (compress, decompress, crc32, md5, lua_exec, etc)
  • Transactions supported
  • Visual Query Builder
  • Includes the user-contributed extension-functions from http://www.sqlite.org/contrib.

Download it from its homepage (just scroll down to Freeware section)

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Sqliteman - I was looking for something light and available on Fedora repo.

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I was recently introduced to LINQpad . I might not have as many features as some of those above (though I haven't fully explored it yet). But it's pretty sweet, for a simple query interface that works. Plus you can practice your LINQ with it too!

Matt C
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Here is another database viewer nobody has mentioned: SQLiteStudio

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