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Published by MKleusberg over 9 years ago
Whilst it is not so long since the release of 3.6.0 this new version contains some important enhancements, and fixes issues that are getting filed a lot. Specifically UTF-8 characters in the SQL Editor window and Windows dependency installation issues.
Please note that with any new translation you will need to manually select it in the preferences if you have used an earlier version, however fresh installs should detect the new translation.
Published by MKleusberg over 9 years ago
NOTE - On windows, if you get an error message about MSVCP120.dll being missing, then you need to install the (free) Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013, available here. It's pretty easy. 😉
After a LOOONG wait (over two and a half months!) version 3.6.0 is ready for your use.
This is a very big update - including our very first 64-bit windows build - with tonnes of usability enhancements, bug fixes, and many improvements. You'll want to upgrade to this. 😀
Published by rp- over 9 years ago
This release fixes some important issues which showed up in v3.5.0 (just over a week ago).
Also, the embedded version of SQLite on MacOS X has been updated to version 3.8.8.2, matching the windows version.
Published by rp- over 9 years ago
DB Browser for SQLite v3.5.0 is now available for download! 😀
One of the major improvements in this release, is support for encrypted databases (for MacOS X and Linux only, not Windows yet). This is done using the SQLCipher encryption library.
In addition to that, there are a lot of significant bug fixes and general improvements. It's definitely worth updating, if you're in doubt. 😄
Published by rp- almost 10 years ago
Our first release using the new(-ish) name of "DB Browser for SQLite". 😄
In this release, our CSV file import and export code has been extensively
modified for better RFC compatibility. The CSV code has also been changed
to use a streaming approach (thanks Rene!) instead of loading everything
into memory first. This allows the import and export of large data sets, which
previously crashed the application when it ran out of memory.
Another important feature in this release is support for custom collation
sequences. This lets people use SQLite3 databases copied from their Android
phone or tablet. Previously, the database would load, but every operation
would error out with "No such collation sequence: LOCALIZED". Should be
useful. 😉
Naturally this release has several other bug fixes and usability tweaks, plus
the bundled version of SQLite has been updated to the latest (v3.8.7).
Published by justinclift about 10 years ago
This release is purely for the project renaming. The code itself is the same as the v3.3.0 release.
Published by rp- about 10 years ago
Published by rp- over 10 years ago
This version is a recommended upgrade from all previous releases. It has a large number of improvements and bug fixes. 😄
Of special note is the new Project files feature, for saving metadata about your SQLite Database files. Now when you change the onscreen size of columns or the sort order in the browse data tab, enter code in the SQL tab or the like, the new settings are kept between sessions. You don't need to restore them manually every time you load the database file. Just open the project file instead of the database file.
Published by rp- over 10 years ago
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Published by justinclift over 10 years ago
SQLite Database Browser 3.0.3
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Published by justinclift over 10 years ago
SQLite Database Browser 3.0.2
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Published by justinclift over 10 years ago
Fixed & new in 3.0.1:
Published by justinclift over 10 years ago
Published by justinclift over 10 years ago
Final release candidate with windows installer