I suppose you are using SQLite as a tool to teach analysis so this is probably not a big issue. But I really disliked that my database teacher decided to use M

I suppose you are using SQLite as a tool to teach analysis so this is probably not a big issue. But I really disliked that my database teacher decided to use MySQL to teach about databases (that was about 10 years ago). Several times he would talk about specific concept, then mention that MySQL doesn't have it (like CHECK constraint, enforcing foreign constraints, aborting statements through triggers (emulated by throwing exception) etc). If we are going to learn universal database concepts, why not use database that supports them. I personally learn things better when I can try runs out and see how they work. Sorry for my rant, it just reminded me about that.