We use SQLite and, more recently, the encrypted version with SQLCipher. It works well with our software, but I'm having a small problem using DB Browser for SQLCipher. This software works well, but it do require us to enter the Cipher password, this is perfect, but I'd like to automate this opening process if possible so that maintenance technicians don't have the password in mind, because otherwise it's sure to be shared.
So, if possible, I'd like to create a small software program that will simply launch DB Browser for SQLCipher, with the database to open and the associated password.
I saw that you can open DB Browser for SQLCipher with a command line: C:\Program Files\DB Browser for SQLite>"DB Browser for SQLCipher.exe" C:\MyDB.sqlite
This opens DB Browser and prompts me for the password. So I'd like to know if there's a way to supplement this command line to add the password directly, so that it's transparent to the user.
