SQLite database quick reference.
SQLite is in process database. It does not need any port for listening and accepting new connections.
Identify SQLite files
SQLite files have extension “.db”.
file <filename>.db
Databases.db: SQLite 3.x database
Install SQLite
apt-get -y install sqlite3
Help
sqlite3
.help
.quit
Backup Databases
DB_PATH=/home/sqlite/dbname.db
BACKUP_PATH=/usr/local/src/dbname.bak
sqlite3 $DB_PATH .dump > $BACKUP_PATH
Connect to instance
DB_PATH=/home/sqlite/dbname.db
sqlite3 $DB_PATH
Execute one query
sqlite3 $DB_PATH ".tables"
List database
.databases
.dbinfo
.dbinfo ?DB?
List tables
.tables
.tables moz%
SELECT name FROM sqlite_schema
WHERE type IN ('table','view') AND name NOT LIKE 'sqlite_%'
ORDER BY 1;
List table and column structure
PRAGMA table_info(<table name>)
.fullschema
SELECT
select * from moz_places;
Write to file
.output sqltest.txt
select * from moz_places;
.exit
cat sqltest.txt
Run shell commands
.shell whoami
.system whoami
Configurations / Parameters
.dbconfig
.dbconfig ?op? ?val?
.show
Default Users / Passwords
SQLite has no concept of user accounts, and instead relies on the file system for all database permissions.