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Old 04-27-2018, 01:47 PM   #105
jackie_w
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Originally Posted by anacreon View Post
This is what I wanted, and I found sqlitespy and downloaded it. But I can't find any tutorial on how to create new lines (I need 2) or copy lines and modify them.
Not a tutorial, but it's the best I can do Using the image 3, from my previous post, as a reference...
  1. Double-click on the Dictionary entry in the left column to display the contents of the current Dictionary table.
  2. In the top right box where image 3 shows select * from ... type
    Code:
    insert into Dictionary values('-fr-de','Français - Deutsch','true',1594055,'','true')
    N.B: the value 1594055 needs to be the exact size of your dicthtml-fr-de.zip file in bytes.
  3. Once you have constructed the above SQL command with the correct size value, press [F9] to run it (or using menu Execute > Execute SQL).
  4. Check your result, if successful, the Dictionary table will have closed. Repeat step 1 to view it again. Your new row will be displayed - probably as the last row.

I recommend making a copy of the database on your PC first so you can practice running an SQL command.

Alternatively, if the above is too confusing it may be worth having a look at the different SQLite utility used by surquizu in the post I linked in my previous post. It looks like it might be more of a "fill-in-the-boxes" way to add a new row.
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