It's a great tool. My use-case is a bit unusual: I decommissioned an Oracle Portal instance and decided to keep a copy of the tables in SQLite so that I can recover files people may later remember they need. It's much easier than maintaining an Oracle instance.

It's a nice feature of SQLiteStudio that you can click on a blob and see the image, if it's an image file.

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ngcc_hk a year ago | parent | next [-]

Cannot stop laughing on the claim about easier to maintain SQLite than am an oracle instance

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macmac a year ago | parent | prev [-]

How did you get the tables from Oracle into SQLite?

	▲	forinti a year ago \| parent [-]
		With a little Perl: https://github.com/glgraca/ora2sqlite