i am Looking for tool that i can see tables and data in sqlCE - in computer that isn't have Visual studio or SQL server install on them
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Since I know you've already searched Google using the terms "sqlce", "data" and "viewer", how may I help you filter those results further so as to find exactly what you're looking for?
Ah, you've selected this answer. Thank you so much! Glad I was able to help in my small way.
MusiGenesis
2009-11-14 11:14:52
Sorry, I was tired of getting downvotes from the let-me-google-that-for-you police. :)
MusiGenesis
2010-04-14 22:54:49
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MusiGenesis' suggestion is good, but if you want recommendations for tools that we've actually used, I like the tools from Primeworks.
ctacke
2009-11-14 13:06:52
You could always write one. Oh, wait, you value your time? Maybe the people who wrote the tools do too.
ctacke
2009-11-14 18:18:17
+1 for Primeworks. João Paulo Figueira, the guy behind Primeworks, gives outstanding support. Yes, even with such a low price point.
Serge - appTranslator
2009-11-24 18:24:36
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I really like Query Express for this.
It's a 100K .Net database viewer. No dependencies. It's really fast and lightweight. It's also free.
You have to learn how to create an Ole-Db connection string to connect to it, but after that it's easy.
It acts like a simple query analyzer. It's got its limitations. Error messages are usually pretty clumsy. Some datatypes don't display. (IIRC images don't. You probably don't care about observing them in your output, but it means that you can't use "select * from someTable". You have to exclude the problem column.)