Remote Desktop Manager's SQLite data source is ideal for single user and stand-alone situations. More powerful and more flexible than the XML file format, it also supports a few of the Advanced Data Source options like Logs and Attachments.
Full connection log and attachments support.
The Online backup service is available for this data source.
Key points to consider:
All passwords are encrypted by default by Remote Desktop Manager. You can specify a custom password to fully encrypt the content of the SQLite database.
Password recovery is not possible, the data will be unrecoverable if you cannot authenticate. Please ensure you backup the password in a safe place.
SQLite supports an unlimited number of simultaneous readers, but will only allow one writer at any instant in time. For this reason Remote Desktop Manager does not support sharing a SQLite data source between several users by storing it on a network drive. If you want to share your data and work in a team environment with your colleagues, please use one of the advanced data sources. Please consult SQLite.org for more information.
You can specify a master key to further encrypt your data. Specify it at creation time. If the data source already exists, you can modify the master key in File – Manage master key.
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the data source. |
| Database | Indicates the filename of the SQLite database (.db). |
| Password | Specify a password to further encrypt your data source. |
| Always ask password | Always ask for the password when connecting to the data source. |
| Test Connection | Test the current database path and password for connection. |
| Two factor | Enable the Multi-Factor Authentication to access your data source. |
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Backup | Select between:
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Open a VPN to access your data prior to connecting to your SQLite.
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Auto refresh | Set the interval for the automatic refresh. |
| Disable reveal password | Disable the reveal password feature when a user accesses this data source. |
| Disable caching | Entries will be reloaded in Simple mode in the data source. See Caching for more information. |
| Command timeout | Waiting time before a command timeout. |
| More Settings | Use to directly modify the connection string value. |
| Manage File | Contains multiple SQLite commands to facilitate managing. You should usually only access these when our customer support teams demands it. |
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the data source. |
| Database | Indicates the filename of the SQLite database (.db). |
| Password | Specify a password to further encrypt your data source. |
| Secure with password | Secure the data source with a password. This is used to encrypt the database content and it cannot be recovered if lost. |
| Always ask password | Always ask for the password when connecting to the data source. |
| Two Factor | Enable the 2-Factor Authentication to access your data source. |
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Backup | Select between:
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| Backup name | Specify the backup name that will allow you to automatically save your sessions in a safe online storage space and restore them in the event of problems. |
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Auto refresh | Set the interval for the automatic refresh. |
| Command timeout | Waiting time before a command timeout. |
| Disable reveal password | Disable the reveal password feature when a user access this data source. |
| Disable caching | Entries will be reload in Simple mode in the data source. See Caching Mode for more information. |
| Advanced Settings | Use to directly modify the connection string value. |
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Manage SQLite File | Manage all your SQLite file to analyse, vacuum, repair or delete them. For more information please follow this link. |
| Vacuum | Used to compress and clean up the current database file. |
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