#Db browser for sqlite sort table how to#
#Db browser for sqlite sort table generator#
#Db browser for sqlite sort table update#
#Db browser for sqlite sort table software#

The Gardens Point Parser Generator project proved invaluable resource when building the SQLite parser. This tab provides you with the ability to view the data differences between the rows and to copy differences from one table to the other. In case you need to compare the data rows of the two tables - you can click the 'Compare data' button and you'll get the following tab:

#Db browser for sqlite sort table update#

For example:Īt this point, you can copy differences between the two databases and the utility will automatically update the relevant database schema. When drilling down to a specific DB object, we'll get the detailed difference. Once the comparison is completed - the utility will display a table with all the differences that were found and allow the user to drill down and show the specific differences: Depending on the databases - this can be a lengthy operation. Compare schema and data - For comparing both SQL schema differences and all table data rows.This will perform very quickly but will not compare any data. Compare schema only- For comparing only SQL schema differences.This will open up the 'Comparison Details' dialog in which you'll fill in the paths to both SQLite database files and choose the comparison mode:

#Db browser for sqlite sort table how to#

Since I don't have much time and the code is reasonably documented, I've decided to skip on the explanations of the utility's internal structure and jump right into the instructions of how to use it.īasically - in order to compare two SQLite database files, you need to click the 'Compare.' button. Misc libraries I've downloaded from open source authors: Garden Point Parser Generator SDK (used to build the SQLite parser code), Log4NET (logging), Puzzle Syntax Box (displaying change scripts).SQLiteTurbo - the main application code.Be. - A very nice control I've downloaded from the internet which supports Hex editing.May be useful in other applications as well. UndoRedo - A small library I wrote to support UNDO/REDO operations.It is now obsolete, but a quick reading of the code can reveal what I did and may be useful to you if you intend to support live updates in your application.

#Db browser for sqlite sort table software#

AutomaticUpdates - This project was responsible to check if there is a newer software version in the web site and download it if necessary.

Basically - it provides the ability to author multiple pages in a single design time control (like working with a tab control, but without the tabs.) I wrote a separate article about this in CodeProject (search for multi panel).

project - Contains the multi-panel control I've developed.

For this purpose, I developed a very lightweight control ( WindowsForms) that can support this fast enough. Even when working in VirtualMode, it stores tons of information in memory which makes it impractical for displaying large amounts of information.

FastGrid project - During the development of the data differences view, I came to the conclusion that the standard C# data grid view control does not have the ability to work with millions of rows.

The control itself was written by me, but the diff engine itself was taken from another project in CodeProject. It can be useful in other contexts as well so it merited a project of its own.

DiffControl project - Contains a Windows-Forms DIFF control that I've developed so that I can provide the user with the ability to view differences in SQL schema between two SQLite databases and to modify these schemas.

This is mandatory if we want to be able to compare the schema differences of two different SQLite databases.

SQLiteParser project - Responsible to parse SQLite SQL schema text and produce an abstract syntax tree of the entire database schema.

The SQLite Compare utility is composed of the following C# projects: I hope it will be useful for your purposes. After some time, I realized that this is not the course I'd like to pursue and thus I've decided to release it as open source to the SQLite community. Initially, I tried to sell it as a commercial product. It was born out of my frustration of finding a decent DB comparison tool for SQLite database files. SQLite Compare is a small and fast utility that can compare two SQLite database files for schema and data differences.

Download SQLiteCompare 2.5 Setup - 1.25 MB.

Download SQLiteCompare 2.5 sources solution - 1.94 MB.