Sqlitestudio commit changes6/13/2023 ![]() ![]() I use it for storing all the test data for Continuous Integration processes, but it has value wherever you would otherwise have to use XML or JSON. It is therefore a great tool for the DBA. You can send it as an attachment, query it, export and import data, all using the SQL language you already know. Because a SQLite database is a single file, it can be used like XML. It is very portable, easy to use, compact, efficient, and reliable. It is the obvious way of handling data in an application, and for transferring data between applications. There is also no built-in way of replicating the data or providing redundancy. There is no way of using SQLite in a client-server environment. There is no access control beyond that provided by the operating system. Where you need concurrency, ACID compliance isn’t really enough because it relies on file locks, so write transactions are effectively serialized. Although SQLite will happily handle data sizes over a gigabyte, it is limited to a single file. There are reasons for using SQL Server instead once your application grows, because the performance and simplicity comes at a price. ![]() There are many tools around for working on SQLite databases if you’re not a programmer by inclination. Of course, there is some compromise since there aren’t nearly so many data types in SQLite and, like most NoSQL databases, the data is represented in storage as a string. In scripts, I can pass tables, and their data, easily between SQL Server and SQLite, using either ODBC, a NET library or a nice, simple command-line file that is reminiscent of SQLCMD. It requires no administration.Ī huge range of utility applications are available to make the creation and administration of databases maintenance of the data easy. Creating a SQLite database instance is as easy as opening a simple cross-platform file that contains the entire database instance. The SQLite library accesses its storage files directly, using a single library, written in C, which contains the entire database system. It is specifically designed as a zero-configuration, embedded, relational database with full ACID compliance, and a good simple dialect of SQL92. ![]()
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