SQLite Made Easy

Browse a SQLite database with a graphical browser to inspect tables and columns, then run sequel queries to fetch data across platforms.

Create a database and tables in SQLite using the graphical interface, define a primary key with auto increments, add country and city fields, browse data, and back up the database.

Execute sql queries to retrieve data from the students table using select statements. Apply limits, specify columns, and use where conditions and operators to refine results.

Delete data from a sql database using sql queries and the where clause, deleting by id, range, or text while emphasizing unique identifiers and backups.

Learn to perform SQL searches on a web sites table by name and columns, using like wildcards, not like, and range conditions to filter by monthly visitors and domain patterns.

Update data in a SQLite database using the update statement with a where clause to target specific rows, such as adjusting employee salaries by id or by a salary range.

Insert data by matching it to the table structure using insert into employees values, relying on auto-incremented IDs for unique identifiers, and ensure data fits the table.

Combine data from customers and contracts with a single query by joining on the common customer id, select specific columns to avoid ambiguity, and explore cross joins for results.