What: dgsqlite Where: http://www.dgroth.de/tcltk_dgsqlite.html Description: Tclkit based sqlite database viewer and editor. Features tree structure representation of the database, can export tables as csv or tabulated files, import tabulated, space, or comma separated files, create new tables, views from select statements search tables by keywords, delete and rename views and tables, colourized SQL-editor. Currently at version 0.7 . Updated: 01/2004 Contact: See web site [http://www.dgroth.de/img/dgSQLite.png] ----- '''Comments''' [Robert Abitbol] This looks like an excellent tool! Detlev, I suspect you do like me: you create tools specifically for your projects which is why they're so useful. They fill a need. I wonder: how easy is it to create a database with SQL Lite? Dgsqlite does not create SQL Lite databases, I am sure. [Detlef Groth] Creating a new empty Database is easy: File -> New Database. You can then either fill the database via standard sql or via importing csv-files. [AET] 13feb07 I could not start dgSQLite.exe or dgSQLite.kit on WinXP. It complained of not having the dqlite3.dll in its VFS (a '/' missing from the path?): could not find interpreter "sqlite3" while executing "load (path snipped)/dgSQLite3.exe/lib/tclsqlite3/Windows/libtclsqlite3.dll sqlite3" ("package ifneeded" script) invoked from within "package require sqlite" (procedure "packages" line 13) . . . I worked around this by starting a tclkit85 console, loading tclsqlite.dll, then sourcing dgSQLite.kit (thus removing the 'ifneeded' invocation). [DDG] Indeed there is a wrapping problem on WinXP, can you tell me your output from `parray tcl_platform` in your console ? I might than be able to fix this. ---- [Category Database] | [Category Tclkit]