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Hi All,
RB database editor on the one side.... SQLite Database Browser on the other side....
Just try to do one thing.... What? Create a method to import SQL file(txt) generated by SQLite DB in to a project. Benefits? Create/Edit database in SQLite DB and export the SQL as .txt , read it by new method automatically (app.open/check if exists/if not/ create ) and you have all changes in the database structure in project on the snap. Instead of using tricky IDE database editor you have... say...quite stable tool. In project the Database is created/connected via code of your project , and you have the chance to change it's structure later with GUI tool instead of coding. Something what I call “the half way approach”.
Jan W
sri for my english...

I don’t use the built-in database editor.
Better to use an external tool.
I wrote my own.

I don’t fault RS for any shortcomings.
They are not a database development company.
They offer some assistance, after that it’s up to you to choose the best tool for the job you need to get done.