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Since most of the tools for sqlite implement this feature even more weakly than this, it was considered alright to implement it as above. Warning for Drop Column: sqlite does not support drop column so we actually drop the table and again create a table with same name minus the dropped column therefore, drop column will result in loss of associated indexes, triggers and any schema info that is not available through pragma table_info query. The drop column button is available for each column under the structure tab. Drop Column: now you can drop columns from existing tables. Add Column: in the structure tab, where columns are shown, add column button is provided (implemented using ALTER TABLE tabname ADD COLUMN. Earlier, copy was implemented through "create table newname as select * from copiedtable". Copy Table: copies with complete fidelity now preserving the schema info.
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I hope Version 0.2.8.3 (will be available in a couple of hours) solves the above problem plus provides the following new features The above quote is from the mail you sent to me. 180 SQLite Manager extension (Firefox), 180 file. Thanks again for your interest and suggestion. 5157 SQL commands (see specific commands) SQLite building and installing. I will like the above mentioned macro to appear under 'Alter Table' The following steps illustrate how this could be done: Names "a", "b", and "c" and that you want to delete column "c" from
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Table, drop the old table, create the new table, then copy the dataįor example, suppose you have a table named "t1" with columns You can save existing data to a temporary If you what make complex changes to the structure of a table, you will Shantanuo wrote:SQLite does not allow 'drop column'. Some of the Google UI is still pretty clunky, but companies (including Google) and individuals working in this space seem responsive and nimble when addressing real user interests. I think Google Apps are starting to show that that a browser based approach for multi-system/multi-platform users is pretty attractive.
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If nobody has tried this, let me know and I will install SQLite and the Plug-in under both Windows XP and Ubuntu 7.10, and provide an update on how everything works. If you know that this plug-in will not work under Ubuntu Firefox, please let me know and save me from wasting my time. I am running dual boot systems (home network) and want to set up several simple (home/computer/media) database management solutions that can be accessed from both XP and Ubuntu 7.10. I have not yet installed SQLite, since I am sttll working out the dependencies in Synaptic. I installed it with no errors from the Firefox Add-ons site. It is not in the install list of the Ubuntu 7.10 Firefox add-on tool. Has this Plug-in been tested to work in the Ubuntu 7.10 version of Firefox.