Just tried a download and it seems to be working OK for me... We've had no other reports, so hope it was either a temporary thing or resolved now. Are you sure you're connected to the Internet? ;)

Sorry - only just noticed this tweet. Do you still get the timeout? If you ping sqlitebrowser.org, do you get a response?

> even DB Browser for SQLite is struggling The nightly version of DB4S has multi-thread support, so shouldn't lock up the UI as much.

No reported incidents is always a good thing when changing infrastructure. Love it when a plan comes together.

The website sqlitebrowser.org has moved hosts, so if you notice anything odd, please let us know. 👍

Nearly a year on, and we hope your database skills have come on leaps and bounds! The beauty with database development is that pretty much every language can talk to a database, and nearly every application uses a database.

This tweet is quite old now, but just for future reference, always try the latest nightly version. Both Qt and SQLite get updated frequently, so it could be something to do with those versions on your system?

Sorting through the .. bad data .. is fun! 👍

They'll be an update that updates that so the update can update.

Have added 'keep stuff forever like Notepad++' to the suggestion list. :)

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Did you try opening the CSV file? That won't work... You need to import /into/ a database, so create a new database first, and import into that. :)

You can even do pivot tables in SQLite. antonz.org/sqlite-pivot-tabl…

Good luck!

This becomes powerful when you have a weird column you want to sort by. Imagine you have fruits 'apple', 'oranges' and 'bananas' but you want to sort by 'orange', 'banana' then 'apple'. You can't do alphabetically or on the first letter. However, you can create a new column.

The _ character matches one character, while the % matches zero or more characters. This is similar to the Windows command-prompt, when you want to show all text files - 'dir *.txt' .. or in Linux, you'd use 'ls *.txt' Here they use the * instead of %, but it's the same practice

SQLite has only recently supported RIGHT JOINs and FULL OUTER, I believe. Here's a handy guide of the other joins.

This also works for text fields