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+3  Q: 

Is there a MySQLAdmin or SQL Server Management Studio equivalent for SQLite databases on Windows?

I need some software to explore and modify some SQLite databases. Does anything similar to SQL Server Management Studio or MySQLAdmin exist for it?

+6  A: 

As a Firefox plugin (aimed mainly at gears, but should work)

As a (sucky) web based app

And a big list of management tools

Vinko Vrsalovic  2008-09-11 07:52:32
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I also discovered some SQLite software for Visual Studio at http://sqlite.phxsoftware.com/ which allows you to use the Visual Studio Server Explorer to create connections to SQLite databases.

Luke  2008-09-11 08:43:48
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SQLiteManager (the Firefox Plugin mentioned by Vinko) also works well as a standalone app, with XULRunner.

mpd  2008-09-11 10:12:43

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