SQLite can be considered as a “lighter” version of other complex RDBMS (Oracle etc.), where its DB engine is configured for independent processing (in-process library) i.e. a server-less, self-contained, zero-configuration and transnational. It is generally embedded into any of the end programs or applications, unlike other RDBMS, where client-server DB engine is configured. The storage is locally stored on a single disk file, reading and writing are performed on the disk file directly.
In this SQLite Series , we covered from basic to advanced level,
- SQLite Installation
- SQLite Datatypes
- SQLite Query Operations
- SQLite Functions
- SQLite Transactions
- SQLite Injection Attacks
- SQLite Operators
- SQLite Joins
- SQLite Save Points
Summary
In this tutorial we discussed SQLite Series and the upcoming articles . If have any question related to this topic then give your feedback.
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