SQLHelper downloads statistics
By Ramil Myasoutov · JetBrains Marketplace · Database
SQLHelper is a simple tool for generation Java code to work with SQLite database. The following features are available: Generation of Java code that implements the...
SQLHelper has 38,008 recorded downloads on JetBrains Marketplace.
It ranks #1500 of 2,501 tracked JetBrains Marketplace listings by downloads.
PluginStats has 4 daily observations since Oct 16, 2026; the latest is from Oct 19, 2026.
About SQLHelper
SQLHelper is a simple tool for generation Java code to work with SQLite database. The following features are available:
• Generation of Java code that implements the basic functions to work with databases : update, delete, insert and select • Generation of Java code that uses sqlite-jdbc 3.7.2 • Generation of Java code that uses Android SDK • Editing database on the device or on your computer • Push or Pull database file using Android Debug Bridge • Creating SQL queries • Device monitor, which will help you navigate the connected device or emulator
Requirements
• Android Debug Bridge 1.0.32 • Root access on device • sqlite3 on device
Description from the JetBrains Marketplace listing.
- Database
Where SQLHelper sits in the listing
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Charts
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Adoption over time
7/30/90-day growth
Ranking history
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Recent observations
Full history (4)Similar JetBrains Marketplace Database plugins
Data source
Cumulative download counts come from the public JetBrains Marketplace API. JetBrains reports downloads, not active installs. Ratings are the mean of public votes.
Listing: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/8329-sqlhelper. First seen Oct 16, 2026; last successful collection Oct 19, 2026. See the methodology.