TkSQLite powered by SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers by Ulrich Telle.
Download "/release/tksqlite.x.x.x.exe". Double click it.
Install Tcl (>=8.5). Download "/tksqlite.tcl" and sqlite-3.x.x.x-aes128.zip. Place tksqlite.tcl in any folder and sqlite-3.x.x.x-aes128 in Tcl/lib folder. Double click "tksqlite.tcl".
- To provide encryption enabled TkSQLite and its binary executable for Windows.
- To provide encryption enabled TclSQLite package for Windows.
TkSQLite was originally written by Yoshio Ohtsuka (http://reddog.s35.xrea.com/wiki/TkSQLite.html). I have been using it as the best frontend to sqlite3 database.
One day, one of my customers wanted to protect his database with a password. Google told me a lot of solutions that encrypt and decrypt sqlite database and those were very expensive or hard to compile on windows platform.
Then I found an open source project "wxSQLite3". It was relatively easy to integrate wxSQLite3 and TclSQLite package.
For some time, I was using SQLite2009 Pro Enterprise Manager as a frontend to the encrypted database but I was not content with the user interface. So I decided to customize original TkSQLite to support wxSQLite3's AES-128bit encryption. What I did for TkSQLite was to check if the database is encrypted and to show password dialog automatically.
Originally, this project was names as TkSQLite-AES128 because it supported only AES128CBC cipher.
Since v0.9.19, it has been renamed to TkSQLite-Cipher because it supports more ciphers with the power of SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers library.
tclsqlite3 binary package is provided only for Windows 32bit platform. This is not a technical limitation. I just don't need 64bit binary. So it's hard for me to keep my motivation to build both every time.
https://yusuke-blog.info/20210225/tclsqlite-configuration/
