I am working on a database design in MySQL Workbench and would like to use SQLite to make a small demo. I am looking for a way to export my model into SQLite files with tables & relationships set up.
I tried this plugin (https://github.com/tatsushid/mysql-wb-exportsqlite) but it seems that it is not working anymore.
Any suggestions?
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I have a SQlite db-file of 30 GB. This is to large to import into PowerBi Desktop (I don't have a premium-licence), so I want to use DirectQuery.
This doensn't work with SQLite (see link below).
[https://learn.microsoft.com/nl-nl/power-bi/connect-data/power-bi-data-sources][1]
I think it might be possible to use MariaDB (= opensource). I never used this database and it isn't clear to me if the database needs to be installed or that it uses a single database file like sqlite (file.db) that can easily be moved around.
Any advice? On PowerBi or the database?
I am trying to make a cross platform app using a local sqlite db and I got the plumming for IOS and Android set up.
I get to the point where I can get the db using "adb.exe and pull". I use DB browser for Sqlite to view the db file. The file has no tables.
But when I look into the SQLiteConnection in the code I can see the tables and if I query I get data.
Any ideas?
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maybe I shoud mention. I am using Visual Studio with Xamarin forms and sqlite-net-pcl
I think the table exist in the db since you can query data from the table.
Could you try to use another tool to view the DB file instead of DB browser?
And make sure the db you open is the correct one.
Here is a link that might help you:
How to use ADB in Android Studio to view an SQLite DB
I have created and populated a database using SQLite Toolbox for Visual Studio but find it improper to commit a binary to my CVS.. I was thinking about exporting it as queries that I can then run to create the database with the data.
Unfortunately, I haven't found a way to achieve this from SQLite Toolbox but maybe there some functionality directly from SQLite or another tool I can use for this ?
You can export database as queries in sqlite3 using
sqlite3 your_database.db .dump > queries.sql
This queries.sql file can use for database restore.
To restore
sqlite3 new_database.db < queries.sql
which will create new_database.db
Is this default database storage engine? I want to install my WordPress website with MYSQL "NDB CLUSTER" storage engine. I tried to install wordpress site, but it's installed with InnoDB. Please help me to resolve this.
I used this SET storage_engine=NDBCLUSTER; in mysql.
There are two ways to migrate InnoDB tables with foreign keys to NDB.
Dump the database and edit the script so each table specifies ENGINE=NDB before re-importing the script to a new database
Drop the constraints, alter the tables to use the NDB engine, and recreate the constraints
Dumping the database and editing the script is a straightforward use of mysqldump and a text editor.
Converting InnoDB Tables to MySQL Cluster
it might helpful for you
I'm used to MySQL and PHPMyAdmin - I had to switch over to MSSQL for an ASP.net project, and I'm having tons of trouble. I'm using the express version of SQL 2008, with SQL Server Management Studio. The following are 2 questions I've been struggling with for a while:
1) How do I export the DB schema for the database? The table structure, etc.?
2) How do I export all the data in the database?
Ideally I'd like to have a .sql file that can be run wherever I need the schema or data duplicated, for example a co-worker's computer for a shared project, or online when the project is being hosted.
Thanks!
1) How do I export the DB schema for the database? The table structure, etc.?
INFORMATION_SCHEMA is your friend
SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
http://www.mssqltips.com/tutorial.asp?tutorial=179
http://weblogs.asp.net/jgalloway/archive/2006/07/07/455797.aspx
http://preetul.wordpress.com/2009/06/09/sql-server-information_schema/
Otherwise, if you want something pretty looking, download the 14 day trial of SQL Doc (part of SQL Toolbelt) here:
http://www.red-gate.com/products/SQL_Professional_Toolbelt/index.htm
"2) How do I export all the data in the database?"
In what form? .bak files are typically the most useful. http://www.sqlteam.com/article/backup-and-restore-in-sql-server-full-backups
Or were you looking to move the data into MYSQL or Excel or some other program? If you want to move data to MYSQL check here: http://www.google.com/search?q=mssql+to+mysql