Firefox SQLite Manager extension troubles.

[stercor]

I'm using the Firefox SQLite Manager extension.
I've renamed the database file.
I get this message: 'The file does not exist anymore: E:\Documents and
Settings\ted\Books\William R. Denslow\10'
Well, duh.
Where is the SQL database file name stored in the Firefox SQLite
Manager extension?  I've checked Main->Open the last used database box,
but it doesn't work.  Is there something I'm missing?

Ted
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[Gary_Gabriel]

Ted Rolle wrote:
> I'm using the Firefox SQLite Manager extension.
> I've renamed the database file.
> I get this message: 'The file does not exist anymore: E:\Documents and
> Settings\ted\Books\William R. Denslow\10'
> Well, duh.
> Where is the SQL database file name stored in the Firefox SQLite
>  
Hi Ted,

Go to Database -> Connect Database -> Select SQLite Database -> Browse
to the new file.
It opens this SQLite file.

- Gary



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[stercor]

On Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:40:14 +0100
Gary_Gabriel <gabrielrobert.quest@...> wrote:
>
> Go to Database -> Connect Database -> Select SQLite Database ->
> Browse to the new file.
> It opens this SQLite file.
>
> - Gary

Thank you for your kind answer.

I've done as you said many times, but SQLite Manager still looks for
the old database, reports that it's not available.  I Connect
Database-> Select SQLite Database and broswe to the new file.
It opens correctly, but doesn't remember the new database name.
So, when I start SQLite Manager, it presents me with the message about
the database is not available.
I'm at a loss here.  For me to be at a loss is unusual. ;-)

Ted
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[Dennis Cote]

Ted Rolle wrote:
>
> I've done as you said many times, but SQLite Manager still looks for
> the old database, reports that it's not available.  

Ted,

Try turning off the option to open the last used database. In SQLite
Manager Menu -> Tools -> Options then select Main tab and uncheck Open
the Last Used Database. That may clear the saved database name.

After that you can try re-enabling the option after opening the new
database file.

HTH
Dennis Cote
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