Three sample scripts are provided with the package (in the samples directory). These are not real applications. For example you have to set the password in the environment or edit the scripts to change it. The goal was to keep things as simple as possible.
is a minimal application using all the automatic defaults to create a screen with all the columns in a given table. This can be a good skeleton for trying things.
creates a screen to access the MySQL "db" table. The main goal is to show how you can arrange the fields in row-column. Otherwise, it does nothing more than tablescreen.tcl.
is something I use to manage my wine cellar. It demonstrates most of sqlscreen's features (and provides most of the incentives for new gadgets, by the way).
To try wines.tcl, you will have to create tables and load the sample data in a database named "wines". The "createloadwines.sh" shell-script will do this for you.
wines.tcl is not the perfect cellar management application, but I'll be working on it, and it is useful enough for now. It is already better than my old Excel spreadsheet, and I don't need to reboot my PC under some strange Operating System to use it.