I've been trying to connect to a sqlite database, so far with no success. Maybe I missed something obvious, but could you please provide some pointers at how to do this, e.g. how to install jdbc drivers (sqliteis not in list) or how to use odbc drivers with sqlite.
Thanks, Claas
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starting with release 2013.10.rc1
we added support for SQLite3
using jdbc driver xerial sqlite-jdbc-3.7.2.jar
then using
driver class: org.sqlite.JDBC
url format: jdbc:sqlite:dbname.db
I hope this will help
Regards
Pascal
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2014-01-12
Thank you Pascal, will try that on Monday!
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2014-04-03
Hi, is there any update on how to use SQLite?
I'm using 2014.04.rc1, and downloaded xerial sqlite-jdbc-3.7.2.jar.
When I try to install the driver SQLeo shows a number of classes and other things within sqlite-jdbc-3.7.2.jar. Which one is the driver to select so that I can connect and use my SQLite databases?
Regards
Vaughan
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Many thanks for this post !
just a remark: if you use the tool only for displaying graphs
- you may be interested to save the positions of the tables in that graph when saving the SQL query ...
this can be achieved by setting tools/preferences/Query builder/save table position in SQL syntax
- you have choosen SQLite, but you could also use Csvjdbc driver (that is available in /lib directory) to view csv files as tables
Last edit: PAscal 2016-01-16
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I've been trying to connect to a sqlite database, so far with no success. Maybe I missed something obvious, but could you please provide some pointers at how to do this, e.g. how to install jdbc drivers (sqliteis not in list) or how to use odbc drivers with sqlite.
Thanks, Claas
starting with release 2013.10.rc1
we added support for SQLite3
using jdbc driver xerial sqlite-jdbc-3.7.2.jar
then using
driver class: org.sqlite.JDBC
url format: jdbc:sqlite:dbname.db
I hope this will help
Regards
Pascal
Thank you Pascal, will try that on Monday!
Hi, is there any update on how to use SQLite?
I'm using 2014.04.rc1, and downloaded xerial sqlite-jdbc-3.7.2.jar.
When I try to install the driver SQLeo shows a number of classes and other things within sqlite-jdbc-3.7.2.jar. Which one is the driver to select so that I can connect and use my SQLite databases?
Regards
Vaughan
as mentioned before:
driver class: org.sqlite.JDBC
url format: jdbc:sqlite:dbname.db
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I put a post together to describe this http://kenfallon.com/adding-sqlight-as-a-datasource-to-sqleo/ and recorded a podcast here http://hackerpublicradio.org/eps.php?id=1965
Many thanks for this post !
just a remark: if you use the tool only for displaying graphs
- you may be interested to save the positions of the tables in that graph when saving the SQL query ...
this can be achieved by setting tools/preferences/Query builder/save table position in SQL syntax
- you have choosen SQLite, but you could also use Csvjdbc driver (that is available in /lib directory) to view csv files as tables
Last edit: PAscal 2016-01-16