DB Browser for SQLiteLinux
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Microsoft AccessWindows
DB Browser for SQLite, alternative Linux à Microsoft Access
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DB Browser for SQLite is not a full replacement for Microsoft Access. It can create and edit SQLite tables, run SQL queries, and import/export CSV, but it lacks Access‑style forms, reports, macro automation, and enterprise‑level security. It suits developers or power users who need a lightweight editor for SQLite databases or who want to migrate small Access projects to a portable file format. For users who rely on Access’s visual database design and reporting features, a different Linux solution such as LibreOffice Base or a custom web app would be more appropriate.
- Licence
- MPL-2.0 and GPL-3.0+
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 3.13.1 (16 octobre 2024)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Both allow creation and modification of relational tables via a GUI
- Both support running arbitrary SQL queries
- Both provide import/export of CSV data
- Both can export database contents to SQL dump files
Ce qui change
- DB Browser lacks form and report builders that Access offers
- No macro or VBA scripting support in DB Browser
- No built‑in security or user‑access control
- Does not support ODBC connections to external data sources
- Only works with SQLite, not with other DBMS engines
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Access
DB Browser for SQLite cannot open Microsoft Access (.mdb or .accdb) files directly. You would need to export the Access database to a format such as CSV or SQL dump, then import that into DB Browser. Exporting from Access is straightforward via the Export wizard, but the reverse process (importing into Access) is not supported by DB Browser.
Passer de Microsoft Access à DB Browser for SQLite, étape par étape
- Export each Access table to CSV using Access’s Export wizard.
- Create a new SQLite database in DB Browser for SQLite and import the CSV files as tables.
- Recreate any necessary indexes or primary keys manually in DB Browser.
- If you need queries or reports, write them in SQL and run them in DB Browser.
- Export the SQLite database to a SQL dump if you need to move it elsewhere.
- Test the data integrity by running sample queries and comparing results with the original Access database.
Fonctionnalités clés de DB Browser for SQLite
- Créer et compacter des fichiers de base de données
- Définir, modifier et supprimer des tables et des index
- Parcourir, modifier, ajouter et supprimer des enregistrements
- Rechercher et filtrer des enregistrements
- Importer/exporter des tables vers CSV
- Importer/exporter des bases de données vers un déchargement SQL
- Exécuter des requêtes SQL arbitraires et afficher les résultats
- Afficher un journal de toutes les commandes SQL exécutées
Installer DB Browser for SQLite sous Linux
flatpak install flathub org.sqlitebrowser.sqlitebrowserQuestions fréquentes
Can I use DB Browser for SQLite to build a GUI application like Access does?
No, DB Browser is only a database editor. For GUI applications you would need to develop your own front‑end using a language like Python, Java, or C#.
Does DB Browser support VBA or macros?
No, it does not support VBA or any macro language. You can only execute SQL queries directly.
Is there a way to connect DB Browser to other databases via ODBC?
DB Browser is limited to SQLite files; it cannot act as an ODBC client for other database engines.
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