Does SQLite have same syntax as MySQL?
- Can I use SQLite instead of MySQL?
- Is SQLite and SQL same?
- Is SQLite compatible with MySQL?
- What syntax is SQLite?
Can I use SQLite instead of MySQL?
SQLite is ACID-compliant and very robust. The few edge-cases are documented on sqlite.org - barring a hardware or critical filesystem failure (which would be just as bad for MySQL, etc) there is no issue.
Is SQLite and SQL same?
SQLite supports many features of SQL and has high performance but does not support stored procedures. SQL is Structured Query Language which is used with databases like MySQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2, etc. SQLite is portable database resource.
Is SQLite compatible with MySQL?
No, they support a completely different set of features. The most significant difference is that SQLite uses dynamic data types whereas MySQL uses static data types, but there are many other differences too.
What syntax is SQLite?
SQLite is followed by set of rules and guidelines called Syntax. Note : SQLite is case insensitive, i.e. the word SYNTAX and syntax have the same meaning in SQLite statements. SQLite Statements : All the SQLite statements ends with a semicolon (;).
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