SQLiteR

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About this app

SQLiteR - A simple yet powerful tool for SQLite developers to create on the go.

*Any sqlite is copied over and then modified. Hence export is required when you are done with editing. The Modified Sqlite does not automatically override the old files to avoid data loss.

Features:

GUI Mode:
- Create New Database
- Open Existing Database From Storage
- View All the Tables and Data
- Create New Table within seconds
- Define Table Schema with ease
- Create new table Fields
- Add Properties to the fields
- Create New Data in a table easily
- Modify any data in the table
- Modify Table with few clicks
- Rename The table
- Change schema of the table
- Change properties of the fields
- Add new Fields to the table
- Delete fields from the table
- Delete an entire table with ease

Search the table:
- Advanced Search Engine does a deep search to collect all the rows that match the search
- SQL Command Mode:
- Go Pro with the built-in powerful command processor
- Execute complex queries on the go
- Suggestion Bar built-in to help you type complex statements easily.
- Uses Smart Suggestion Processing Algorithm
- Updates the suggestion as you type.
- Processing is done on the device and No Data is collected.

Export Database:
- Save Locally to the app
- Share it to another app
Updated on
Feb 20, 2024

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