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sqlite doesn't need the full server, it runs directly off a file on disk so there's minimal setup. However sqlite is supposed to be single-user only so idk.
by Quarrelsome 7y ago
sqlite doesn't need the full server, it runs directly off a file on disk so there's minimal setup. However sqlite is supposed to be single-user only so idk.
- TickleSteve 7y agoThe single user in this case is the webserver. The webserver can itself serve multiple users if done in a single-threaded fashion. SQLite can also support multiple threads reading, but is limited to file-locking for write-access IIRC.