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SQLite is a lightweight open source SQL database library which can be integrated into standalone applications. It is supported by a [[Python]] library and would be an appropriate tool to use on the OLPC in applications which need a relational database. Unlike more relational databases, SQLite does not require a separate server application. |
SQLite is a lightweight open source SQL database library which can be integrated into standalone applications. It is supported by a [[Python]] library and would be an appropriate tool to use on the OLPC in applications which need a relational database. Unlike more relational databases, SQLite does not require a separate server application. |
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Latest revision as of 13:57, 29 September 2007
SQLite is a lightweight open source SQL database library which can be integrated into standalone applications. It is supported by a Python library and would be an appropriate tool to use on the OLPC in applications which need a relational database. Unlike more relational databases, SQLite does not require a separate server application.
Two Python interfaces
And a higher-level Python interface
The OLPC has recently moved to Python 2.5 as the platform on which Sugar is built. This version includes SQLite as one of the standard libraries.