What Is SQLite?

 What Is SQLite?

 

  SQLite is a C-language library that provides a compact, fast, self-contained, and reliable SQL database engine.

  SQLite is the most widely used database engine in the world.

  Integrated into:

  • Almost all mobile phone operating systems
  • The majority of computer operating systems
  • Thousands of everyday applications

  The SQLite file format is:

  • Stable
  • Cross-platform compatible
  • Backward compatible (promised through 2050)

  Common uses of SQLite files include:

  • Sharing rich content between systems
  • Long-term data archiving

  Over 1 trillion SQLite databases are actively in use.

  The SQLite source code is public domain, meaning:

  • Free for anyone to use
  • No licensing or usage restrictions

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