HI All.
Thanks to Brian Franco (thanks Brian) I am using a program DB Browser for SQLite to see what my database looks like when I add and change and delete data.
On an unencrypted database, works like a charm.
I encrypted my database (who wants passwords roaming free??) and now when I open the program it asks for the password.
No problem.
I know what the password is.
However it keeps popping up the same window as if the password isn’t correct.
I know that according to the documentation, the encryption is AES-256, but no matter what I choose it doesn’t want to look at the database.
Brian: Do you know what settings I use?
Anybody?
Regards
I’ve never had any luck opening a Xojo encrypted SQLite database with other tools, and I’ve tried several. So I created a Xojo utility to decrypt the database first so I can open it elsewhere, then re-encrypt it when finished.
The problem is that SQLite encryption is an add-on, and different vendors/tools implement it differently (including Xojo).
The SQLite encryption used by Xojo is standard SEE (SQLite Encryption Extension).
see
https://www.hwaci.com/sw/sqlite/see.html
You can open them with MBS Xojo SQL Plugin as we have that extension there.
Also SQLite Manager from SQLabs can open them.
I had tried an old version of this and it didn’t work. But I just tried the latest version and it does indeed work.
Great. I use it often to look into the databases here. 
Works for me, Christian.
Thanks.