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Published: Sep 16 2009 / 08:43

SQLJet: Working With SQLite Databases in Pure Java
SQLJet is an independent pure Java open source implementation of the SQLite RDBMS core functionality. SQLJet provides API to create, read and modify SQLite databases. Below you'll find simple tutorial demonstrating how one could use SQLJet Library to perform basic operations with the database in the SQLite format.
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MCII replied ago:

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Why? SQLite is great, well tested, and works. Even with 'Java'.

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oka replied ago:

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Probably the fact that you've put Java in quotes explains the reasons for SQLJet well :) Actually we, in our project, need to work with SQLite databases with maximum portability (so no JNI) and with satsifactional performance (so no NestedVM). Now we'd like to share what we've created with others. Please, do not think of SQLJet as of replacement for SQLiteJDBC - SQLJet might have (or might not have) its own relatively small audience and will never 'compete' with existing SQLite.

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