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Is there any known tool for creating a schema (database diagram) (ER) back from the SQLite DB by itself? (Want to avoid creating DB schema from scratch and I already have the database with me)
Think SchemaSky is one of it but that needs a lot of work to setup.
modified 14-Aug-20 9:40am.
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If you mean just to print the CREATE statements, then you can use the sqlite3 command line program.
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Not the statements. That was easy.
I am talking of Database diagram. Sorry for confusion.
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I have ever only used Oracle Sql developer Data Modeler, which is free a even pretty good, but I think it only supports Oracle, Sql Server and DB2 properly.
But take a look here for data modeling tools[^].
And here for database diagram tools[^] for SQLite.
I would expect quite some overlap between them.
Also, please report back if you find any of them useful. SQLite is quite interesting after all.
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello
Never stop dreaming - Freddie Kruger
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Sure, will have a look and report back in case I find anything interesting.
Thanks man! 
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Hi there,
Please am currently having serious issue since my site database is at risk.
Someone somehow or one way get access to my database and I don't know how he/she managed to do it.
Of recent I discovered various comments on post and the clients now reported to me.
When I really checked, I see that is true. The hacker have access to all registered users password and username.
So what can I do please to avoid this?
modified 14-Aug-20 3:57am.
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Change the administrator password immediately. Then make sure all other passwords are changed as soon as possible.
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Thanks Sir! You have always been helpful.
I have already changed the database password
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Wow, thanks! I know I can count on you guys from codeproject.
I will take action right away
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Thanks for your help so far and sorry for disturbing you.
Will it be possible for attacker to select all table names from my database without having idea of the database name or anything related using the browser address bar or any input field of my site? If yes, how can I prevent this?
And, since some of the attacks might be triggered from the broswer address bar by manipulating my site url.
My question is, can a routed url i.e www.mysite.com/user/0683 be manipulated?
If yes, how do I prevent this?
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Otekpo Emmanuel wrote: Will it be possible for attacker to select all table names from my database without having idea of the database name or anything related using the browser address bar or any input field of my site? If yes, how can I prevent this?
Yes, if your code is vulnerable to SQL Injection[^], an attacker can still dump your entire database.
Blind SQL Injection | OWASP[^]
Hacking is child's play - SQL injection with Havij by 3 year old[^]
The fix is to always use properly parameterized queries, and never concatenate values into the query itself - especially if those values could potentially be controlled or manipulated by the user.
Otekpo Emmanuel wrote: My question is, can a routed url i.e www.mysite.com/user/0683 be manipulated?
Assuming the number is a sequential ID for your users, an attacker could try changing it to see if that can access information for other users. This is known as an Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR). If your code doesn't validate the user's permissions, this can lead to a security vulnerability.
Insecure Direct Object Reference Prevention - OWASP Cheat Sheet Series[^]
The fix is to always validate that the currently authenticated user has permission to access the data they are requesting.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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How do you call REST API inside AWS lambda function using python?
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Hi, I have 3 different types of values that can come, like for example, I00259, T00123, C00456 etc like that, I want to check an if Else statement in my stored procedure that,
1. If a value has 6 characters in length, and starts with I and ends with a number
2. If a value has 6 characters in length, and starts with T and ends with a number and
3. If a value has 6 characters in length, and starts with C and ends with a number
I have to write different sections if the conditions satisfy, any help in SQL Server please.
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I am not an SQL expert, but I do know how to use Google. it is a skill you need to develop.
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Try panicking.
1, 2, and 3 are the same assignment. And, you will fail.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.
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Someone's trying to teach you how to organize things.
Here's a way to consider what they want to teach you:
Is the first test you make the first character or the length of the string? As proposed in your (homework) question, one is a more efficient option than the other.
Another thing your being taught is "how to look up something you've never done before".
You need to make sure you can handle the latter, in particular, if you ever really want to learn how to code.
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It would probably be easiest to test this using LIKE:
LIKE (Transact-SQL) - SQL Server | Microsoft Docs[^]
Eg: "I" followed by five numbers would be:
value LIKE 'I[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]'
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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How to optimize Hash Match aggregation in SQL Server execution plan for the below
SELECT ServicePointID, MAX(SP1.StartDayID) as StartDayID
FROM SP sp1
JOIN Transfr tr1 ON sp1.TransformerID = tr1.TransformerID --Hash Match
JOIN SP_Met spm1 ON spm1.ServicePointKey = sp1.ServicePointKey
JOIN Met dm1 ON dm1.MeterKey = spm1.MeterKey
WHERE sp1.StartDayID <= 20200715 AND sp1.EndDayID >= 20200616 AND sp1.CommodityType ='Electric'AND (tr1.Division = null OR NULL is null )
AND (tr1.Region = null OR NULL is null )AND MeterID IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY ServicePointID
Hash Match Aggregation 34%
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