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Karim Abdallah
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How To Install SQLite On Windows

Howdy, In This Article We Will See How To Install Sqlite On Windows OS.

Installing Steps

1- Go To Sqlite Download Page And Download sqlite-tools-win-________.zip

sqlite website

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2- Now Extract The zipped File Then Rename The Extracted Folder To sqlite

Folder Content

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3- Move The sqlite Folder To This Path C:\Program Files

You Can Put The Folder At Any Path You Like!

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4- Open Windows Search And Type Environment Variables Then Click On It, And Add The sqlite Folder Path To The Environment Variables Path By Clicking On Environment Variables > Choose Path > New > Paste The Path > Ok.

Adding Path To Environment Variables

You May Need To Restart Your PC If The sqlite Didn't Worked In The Last Step.

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Verifying The Installation

Let's Make Sure That sqlite Is Installed And Working Properly.

Open command prompt CMD And Type:

sqlite3 --version
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If You Got This Message Congrats! Installation Success:
verifying installation



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That's very helpful, thank you!

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You're Welcome

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