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The most common way how to start Sqliteman is to run it from your desktop menu. But there are some command line options you can use too.
sqliteman [options] [databasefile]
An optional argument. A Sqlite3 file with absolute or relative path. This file will be loaded into the application directly.
Optional arguments. You can specify some switches to setup the application. Option list:
--help or -h displays small help and exits
--version or -v prints version and exits
--lang or -l sets a GUI language. E.g. : sqliteman --lang cs
Sqliteman checks your environment and tries to setup itself by your locale settings. It affects the GUI language – it should be in your language if there is a translation available. If you wish to use this application in English use --lang en or use Preferences dialog.
--langs or -la lists available languages and exits
There are standard Qt4 options available too.