Re: SQLite install
Re: SQLite install
- Subject: Re: SQLite install
- From: BareFeet <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 23:17:50 +1000
Of course, you can install the latest version (currently 3.5.9) of
SQLite on any Mac OS version by downloading from:
http://www.sqlite.org/download.html
move it into /usr/local/bin/sqlite3. Then refer to its full path
from within the Applescript "do shell script" command.
I wouldn't be entirely surprised if Apple apps like Safari would
choke on
that; that something expects the exact Apple provided sqlite.
Still, it might be a good idea to plan for the need to revert to the
'original' sqlite, before upgrading.
That's why you shouldn't replace the "original" SQLite in the first
place. Note that if you choose either of the two install methods I
mentioned, the new SQLite command tool will be installed in /usr/local/
bin/sqlite3, leaving the original untouched in /usr/bin/sqlite3
Note also that this is just the SQLite command line tool. I don't
think that the various software that uses SQLite actually uses the
command line tool, but the linked libraries etc which are installed in
other files.
Tom
BareFeet
--
SQLite GUI tools for Mac OS X compared:
http://www.tandb.com.au/sqlite/compare/?ml
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