How can I attach a .bak file in SQLite ?

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I have taken backup of a database from sql Server. Suppose it is BIModel.bak.

Now I want to attach this BIModel.bak into SQLite. Is it possible ? If possible then please help me write the command to attach this .bak file. I have tried using following command.

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ATTACH DATABASE 'BIModel.bak' As 'BIModel';

But it doesn't work. Please help me to findout the problem. Beside this I have another question. Is there any management studio for SQLLite ?

Posted 30-Mar-15 20:31pm

sachi Dash

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Herman<T>.Instance 31-Mar-15 3:08am

Better create a script from SQl Server to deploy to SQL lite database.
Right Click in SSMS the name of your database. Choose Tasks and then Generate Scripts. You can easily create a SQL script which you can run in SQLLite

Richard MacCutchan 31-Mar-15 3:54am

SQL server and SQLite are totally different format databases, it is unlikely that you can do this.

sachi Dash 31-Mar-15 4:09am

Thanks a lot both of you ! Mr @Digimanus can you please tell me the details like how to create db for this script ? Is there any management studio for SQLite ?

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