Álvaro Ramírez has extended his extensions to the Emacs 29 Sqlite mode. I no longer have to interact with SQL databases for work but these days seemingly every application uses an sqlite database. Why not? Sqlite databases don’t require a heavy weight database. They’re just local files accessed with a simple, robust library that allows the access and modification of the database with the SQL language.
Emacs 29 has an sql-mode that allows minimal interaction with an sqlite database. Ramírez has extended those capabilities in a useful way. Take a look at his post and animated gifs to see what you can do.
He says that the code is still experimental but if you need to work with sqlite databases, it may be just what you need. The code is available on GitHub and is a single relatively short file so it would be easy to added it to your configuration and try it out. If you need to interact with sqlite databases, you should definitely take a look at Ramírez’s post.