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1. #KRYPTON TOOLKIT VISUAL STUDIO 2013 HOW TO#
2. #KRYPTON TOOLKIT VISUAL STUDIO 2013 INSTALL#
3. #KRYPTON TOOLKIT VISUAL STUDIO 2013 UPDATE#

“Create Database Graph” will generate a DGML interactive graph of your tables and their relations and columns: sql files that you can run using sqlite3.exe. “ Build Table” gives you a UI to generate CREATE TABLE statements: The editor status bar displays: Query duration, number of rows returned, and SQLite engine version in use. Search: Search for text in the editor window Save As: Save the text in the editor as a SQL fileĮxecute: Run the commands in the editor, and display results below – results can be displayed as either text or in a grid (grid is slower) – set via Options in the Toolbox,Įstimated plan: Will run EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN for the statements The editor has a toolbar with various buttons:

“Open SQL editor” – will open a SQL editor, where you can execute ad hoc SQL statements, and this editor is also used for any scripts created at the table level 8see below). Let us go through them one by one (notice that all these features are also available for SQL Server Compact database files!) When you right click (or press Shift+F10) at the database level, you will get the options above.

#KRYPTON TOOLKIT VISUAL STUDIO 2013 HOW TO#

For how to use the generated script, see my blog post here. “Script SQL Server Database Schema and Data for SQLite” will create a SQLite compatible script (.sql file) from a SQL Server database, allowing you to migrate a database from SQL Server to SQLite. “Add SQLite Connection” will allow you to connect to an existing SQLite database file, or create a new blank one. The version of the SQLite ADO.NET provider included with the Toolbox is displayed, and the presence of the DbProvider indicates that SQLite is installed in GAC (not required by the Toolbox) The about dialog has been enhanced with SQLite related information: Getting used to SQLite has also been a steep learning curve for me! Root level SQLite features

#KRYPTON TOOLKIT VISUAL STUDIO 2013 UPDATE#

I plan to release a “bug fix” update before or around the VS “14” release. This release includes extensive support for SQLite databases, but please bear in mind, that this is v1 in terms of support for SQLite, so there is most likely both room for additional SQLite related features and improvements to the current. The focus for this release is support for SQLite databases, and this is also the focus of this blog post.

This blog post is a visual guide to the new features included in this release, many suggested by users of the tool via the CodePlex issue tracker.

#KRYPTON TOOLKIT VISUAL STUDIO 2013 INSTALL#

After more than 300.000 downloads, version 4.0 of my SQL Server Compact & SQLite Toolbox extension for Visual Studio “14”, 2013, 20 is now available for download and can be install from the Tools/Extensions and Updates dialog in Visual Studio.