Are there any tools to allow using sqlite databases from Microsoft Access?

Of course full access is preferred, being able to edit records, add tables & fields, etc. but read-only browsing would helpful too.

I'm using Access 2007 x64.

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What you want is an ODBC driver for SQLite...

Such as:

Just googling for "SQLite ODBC" returns a heap of results that can help you.

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thanks for ODBC keyword. I'm as yet unable to get sqliteodbc to work, "The specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Driver and Application (#0)", but at least now I have a path to follow. – matt wilkie Mar 30 '11 at 18:42
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As an alternative to using access, I wrote a SQL browser for access called PlaneDisaster.NET. I also have a tool in there that converts from mdb to sqlite. I never wrote a tool to go the other way, but if you know C# that code is a good start.

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