SQLite/Downloading and using
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Downloading[edit | edit source]
All tools as well as the C-sources and HTML-documentation you need to install sqlite3 on your computer are packed together in an archiveFile on SQLite's downloadPage.
- In following files vv stands for version two digits following "3." uu=update (after ".vv.") and occasionally pp (usually 00) after ".uu."
As of now (12:31, 29 March 2020 (UTC)) vv=31, uu=01, pp=00
- Tools are stored in one or more files depending on your Operating System:
Android[edit | edit source]
Linux[edit | edit source]
Mac OS X (x86)[edit | edit source]
Windows[edit | edit source]
Universal Windows Platform[edit | edit source]
Windows Phone 8[edit | edit source]
- Phone 8.0 VSIX package with an extension SDK VS2012 for SQLite3vvuupp
- Phone 8.1 VSIX package with an extension SDK VS2013 for SQLite3vvuupp
Windows Runtime[edit | edit source]
- Visual Studio 2012 VSIX package with an extension SDK WinRT for SQLite3vvuupp
- Visual Studio 2013 VSIX package with an extension SDK WinRT 8.1 for SQLite3vvuupp
.NET[edit | edit source]
Sources[edit | edit source]
- Amalgamation of SQLite3vvuupp
- Amalgamation of SQLite3vvuupp + TCL-configuration
Alternative sources[edit | edit source]
- not recommended
Beta sources[edit | edit source]
- Prerelease tarball of 3.32.0 on 26 March 2020
Documentation (HTML)[edit | edit source]
Using[edit | edit source]
After unzipping and moving the content of the folder(s) under a directory in your %PATH% (or $PATH) you can use the executable sqlite3 from anywhere within your computer system.
Questions?[edit | edit source]
For questions, requests etcetera there is a forum.