AIR SQLite Manager API updated and allow using multiple tables and transactions. The reason you even need this API is that working with an application that has many SQL commands and multiple tables can become challenging; * These commands may be initialized from different classes and we may want to keep the database * connection open and avoid duplicating code. SQLiteManager does just that and allows you to set the database settings and than access the manager from anywhere in your application. It makes the process simpler and integrate very well with micro architecture frameworks. I finally got around to update the API and it now support the following: * Password encryption. * Multiple tables. * Common SQL commands. * Transactions and rollback option. * Better handling of results. * Improved and optimized code