SQLite Manager for Firefox 0.5.1

SQLite Manager for Firefox 0.5.1 offers you an useful and easy-to-use program which can manage all your sqlite databases using this lightweight extension for firefox, thunderbird, sunbird, seamonkey, songbird, komodo, flock etc. This extension will be useful to developers who want to create and play with sqlite databases.

SQLite Manager is available as a XULRunner application too. The file with XR in its name is the zip of the XULRunner application. More and more developers will start using SQLite. To help them manage their databases through a Mozilla extension is the motivation behind this add-on extension.

SQLite is a small C library that implements a self-contained, embeddable, zero-configuration SQL database engine. An SQLite database is a single ordinary disk file that can be located anywhere in the directory hierarchy.

Major Features:

1. Dialogs for creation, deletion of tables, indexes, views and triggers
2. Ability to rename, copy, reindex tables
3. Ability to add and drop columns
4. Create new db, open any existing db, copy an existing db
5. Supports writing your own queries (single or multiple)
6. Supports saving the queries with a name
7. A tab for database settings (no need to write the pragma statements) where you can view and change the sqlite library settings
8. Export tables/views as csv, sql or xml files
9. Import tables from csv, sql or xml files
10. A dropdown menu showing all profile db (.sqlite)
11. An intuitive heirarchical tree showing all tables, indexes, views and triggers
12. Ability to see the master tables
13. Ability to see the temporary tables, indexes, views and triggers
14. Ability to browse data from any table/view
15. Dialogs to allow searching in a table/view
16. Allows editing and deleting selected record while browsing a table's data
17. Allows adding, saving and changing blob data
18. An extensive menu that helps with writing sql by hand and then executing it
19. Remembers the last used db, table and the tab (structure, browse & search, etc.) across sessions 

Enhancements: No toolbar buttons on Mac OS X