Feature Suggestion: Built-in editor for SQLite files.

[decryptable]

It would be awesome if you could add the SQLite editor feature directly from ADB-Explorer💖 That way, you wouldn't have to copy and paste to change the data in the database file on Android.

[Alex4SSB]

There's is already a simple text editor built in (Ctrl+E). The app was never intended to do more complex edits.

[albertosilva]

Was the editor removed in the latest versions? Any chance to get it back?

[Alex4SSB]

The text editor wasn't removed, it was just merged into the preview mode of the side pane, just like Windows Explorer, but with text editing capability:

1. Select Preview under the View menu
2. Click on the Preview button
3. Select a file (not PDF, and whose size is less than Settings -> Explorer -> Max File Size For Preview)
4. Once you start editing, a Save button will appear

[albertosilva]

@decryptable look for SQLite Manager - phpLiteAdmin_1.0.6_APKPure.apk, it's a php based server on the device that allows to edit SQLite databases from the computer browser.

[albertosilva]

Hi Alex, Mine doesn't have that View option next to the Sort Button, version v1.0.26065 updated yesterday from the Windows Store: [cid:381a3b71-c067-4330-a87f-76ca2a92ff5a] Need me to troubleshoot it? Thanks, Alberto Silva CTO @Moving2U

[Alex4SSB]

Dammit I see the bug - when Thumbnails (Settings -> Icons -> Pull & Display Thumbnails) are disabled, the View is hidden.

[albertosilva]

Glad I helped to find it 🙂 Thanks for the great work! Alberto Silva CTO @Moving2U