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Johnattan Badden, Manager: "The software is easy to work with and most importantly, report management is extremely easy, even for a novice like me! I am able to create and edit my databases with a few clicks and easily maintain them afterwards. I highly recommend SQLite Maestro to educational institutions: it's easy and flexible, it is exactly what can be good for using in schools and colleges".
Mark Worsnop: "By the way I wanted to say thank you for a good software package. It's a pleasure to work with Maestro as it "just works" and makes my job that much easier".
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Browse Objects
SQLite Maestro allows to browse objects stored in a Remote Server database in several ways:
• | Database Explorer: objects are represented as a hierarchy (grouped by kind and listed under the according SQLite database node, provided with subobjects if exist) |
• | Object Browser: an extension of explorer with ability to sort, group, filter and multiple select objects. |
• | Object Manager: an extension of the explorer with ability to select several objects at a time (to copy, drop, etc.) |
All tool allows you to drag-and-drop between them and to perform all necessary operations upon database objects.
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Company news
May 5, 2021
New version introduces new database encryption algorithms, support for generated columns, support for renaming and dropping columns using ALTER TABLE statement, and some other enhancements.
Nov 14, 2016
New version introduces support for FTS5 extension and expression-based indexes, new encryption algorithms in data grids, updated data export and data import tools, and some other useful things.
Jan 12, 2015
New version comes with support of user authentication and management, read-only database connections, colored tabs, and some other new features.
Feature of the day
Two modes of viewing data are available in SQLite Maestro: as a grid and as info cards.
SQLite Maestro provides an ability to export your data to any of 14 available data formats.
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