SQL editor
What is SQL editor?
SQL editor is free, open source, Integrated Development Environment(IDE) for working with SQL in SQLite databases.
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Installation:
Install the Sql editor from source code.
$ cd sql_editor
$ python setup.py install
sql_editor
or
Install the Sql editor using pip command.
$ pip install sql_editor
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Features
- Currently supports only python 3 build.
- Support only sqlite database.
- Graphical user interface for sqlite 3.
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