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Managing MySQL on Mac OS X | |
| Subject: | SQLite | |
| Date: | 2005-12-15 05:32:01 | |
| From: | fat-hen | |
| Are there any similar tools for managing Tiger's built-in SQLite dbm? | ||
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SQLite
2005-12-16 02:22:10 leeg [View]
SQLite isn't the same sort of thing; it's just a library for manipulating structured data files whereas MySQL is a database management server (which includes its own library doing kindof what SQLite does). So the tools on Tiger for manipulating SQLite are /usr/bin/sqlite3 and whatever Core Data app you're about to write in Xcode; there are no 'management' tools per se. -
SQLite
2005-12-16 05:08:13 fat-hen [View]
I'm not sure what you're saying. It's all data whether it's managed by MySQL or SQLite. I'm not interested in how either or them does what it does. What I *am* interested in is managing my data. I agree that Tiger doesn't provide tools for SQLite other than the command line or Core Data, but it seems to me that there is certainly a place for a tool that allows users to manipulate SQLite databases created by the system. Things like Safari's RSS feeds and whatever Aperture does.
> there are no 'management' tools per se.
There is, in fact, SQLite Manager:
http://www.sqlabs.net/sqlitemanager.php
