Why can't Git Bash run my executable?
To run a program in the current directory in bash, you put ./ in front of it. So in your case:
$ ./sqlite3.exeWhen you run sqlite3, bash will look for a program with exactly that name in all directories of the PATH environment variable, which by default includes standard locations for executables like /usr/local/bin but not your current directory. See here for more info on that.
Your PATH is missing ./. Add it to your .profile file in the home directory (/c/Users/username):
$ cd$ pwd/c/Users/username$ echo 'PATH=$PATH:./' >> .profileRestart bash session and voilà! Now echo $PATH should output :./ as the last item. Note that you definitely need to add it as the last item for security (e.g. against malicious ls.exe).