#Os x sqlite browser code
#Os x sqlite browser password

select from sqlite master to verify that the database is readableД«y closing the database and then doing a clean open/key/select sequence everything should be kept in a consistent state.

if the page size entered into the prompt is not 1024, call sqlite3_exec with pragma page_size.

I donвЂ™t have a working build environment for the DB Browser for SQLite, but I would suggest an alternate approach for this:ДЇirst, try to open database, and select from sqlite master. Flipping around the page sizes is resetting things internally, allowing it to open, but there could be other lurking inconsistencies. it tried to open the database and failed).

#Os x sqlite browser code

I was taking a look at the code here and I think the problem is that, after the execution of the select from sqlite_master, the database handle is an inconsistent state (i.e. Note - This project has previous been known as 'SQLite Browser' and 'Database Browser for SQLite'. The main goal of the project is to allow non-technical users to create, modify and edit SQLite databases using a set of wizards and a spreadsheet-like interface. That means every time you start SQLite Browser, you need to either create a new database, or open an existing one. DB Browser for SQLite is a light GUI editor for SQLite databases, built on top of Qt. Hi Martin, thanks so much for working on this, and looking into the issue I reported! To do anything in SQLite Browser, you need to be working within a database.

IвЂ™ve spent a bit of time debugging this but couldnвЂ™t find a reason for this behaviour, so what I did was adding exactly that workaround to the program (see ) but IвЂ™ve no idea how this fixes it even though it doesД«ut maybe some of you can help me out here

#Os x sqlite browser password

Now trying to open this database wouldnвЂ™t work if I use the correct password AND page size but only if I first use the correct password but incorrect page size and only then the correct password and correct page size. This is primarily because the SQLite database engine is distributed as part of popular operating systems, browsers, and other applications, including: Mac. So the page size is left at its default value - which indeed is 1024 I could reproduce this by creating a file using the sqlcipher command line tool like this: So I think IвЂ™ve found this inconsistency in opening an encrypted file you were talking about.

Thanks everybody for your kind words and especially for his feedback.

Hi guys! My name is Martin and IвЂ™m one of the developers of DB Browser for SQLite.