
Edit data in a database with this tool
Sqlkit includes Sqledit, which you can use to edit data in a database and the Sqlkit Pyton package.
Sqledit (the application) can be run from the command line with arguments and will pop directly into the table/mask of the data, or without arguments and will present an input mask to write the database URL.
Sqlkit (the Python package) provides SqlMask and SqlTable, two widgets for editing database data. It is meant to be used as a base for database desktop applications.
Sqledit (the application) can be run from the command line with arguments and will pop directly into the table/mask of the data, or without arguments and will present an input mask to write the database URL.
Sqlkit (the Python package) provides SqlMask and SqlTable, two widgets for editing database data. It is meant to be used as a base for database desktop applications.
What's New in This Release:
· filters: + added shortcut Control-Alt-f to add a filter and reload
· starting from the field widget
· added "operator" empty or NULL to catch both filter in one go
· layout: minor fix in setting TextView. It was only noticeable with some themes
· images: fix: the image was never deleted
· templates: now libreoffice is searched for as well if ooffice is missing
· filters: + added shortcut Control-Alt-f to add a filter and reload
· starting from the field widget
· added "operator" empty or NULL to catch both filter in one go
· layout: minor fix in setting TextView. It was only noticeable with some themes
· images: fix: the image was never deleted
· templates: now libreoffice is searched for as well if ooffice is missing

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