#7 create/edit/delete remote databases

[wade]

I assume that...

. most people run their webservers headless
. most people's webserver's are remote

This application is not going to be very beneficial,
unless there is a way to create/edit/delete remote
database files. With this ability, one would have to
download, edit, upload each file, each time they want
to make changes... which is obviously not effective.

Have I missed something? Is this feature already
available and I am not seeing it?

[wade]

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typographical correction...

WITHOUT this ability, one would have to
download, edit, upload each file, each time they want
to make changes... which is obviously not effective.

[wade]

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typographical correction...

WITHOUT this ability, one would have to
download, edit, upload each file, each time they want
to make changes... which is obviously not effective.

[Mauricio Piacentini]

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No, this feature is not available and I doubt it will ever
be. SQLite is not used only for webservers: several projects
use it for local storage and as an embedded database engine.
This is the kind of applications that will benefit from the
simplified browser interface.

I recommend using other tools with remote capabilities to
edit SQLite databases that reside on servers. There is
another tool here at sourceforge for this, I believe it is
called SQLiteManager, and was built for remote access with php.