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Old 09-13-2007, 08:42 PM
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SQLite Viewer is a small tool that allows viewing SQLite databases on the device.
It also handles embedded images and binary data.
It can be very useful when working with SQL databases.
Setup file: www.basic4ppc.com/files/SQLiteViewer-Setup.zip
Source code: www.basic4ppc.com/files/SQLiteViewer-Code.zip
The code file is located under the 'Desktop' folder.
SQLite Viewer requires .Net CF 2.0 (already installed on WM6.0 devices).
Note that the actual size of .Net CF 2.0 on the device is about 3mb.
If you want to run the source code then you should follow these instructions.



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Old 06-15-2008, 03:23 PM
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Thumbs up Using SQLite Viewer with Web Server database

Hi Erel, I'm a Basic4ppc newbie, having switched from RealBasic, and so far I really like it - very easy to use and straightforward, with some powerful features.

I need to set up a SQLite db on my web server, using SQLite Viewer to access the db over the internet, instead of accessing the db from the local hard drive.

Is this possible to do just by modifying the connection string in the source code? If so, could you give me a clue as to what that syntax might be?

Can I just upload the sample db to a folder on my website and give it read/write permissions for it to work?

Tks, AB
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Old 06-15-2008, 04:40 PM
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It will be a little bit more complicated. Basically you have two options:
- Download the complete db file from the server each time and execute the required queries locally. How big is your database?
- Let the server run the queries and send the results to the device.

You can also try to use a shared folder on the server and access it in the same way you access a local db (I guess that it will not work, but it worth a try).
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