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> You might instead ask, "What are the key differences between MySQL and SQLite" which can then provide the insight to answer your original question as well as
by eitland 7y ago
> You might instead ask, "What are the key differences between MySQL and SQLite" which can then provide the insight to answer your original question as well as help other users.
I'm pretty sure if you ask that exact question, an even if nobody has asked it before so it isn't a duplicate, someone will find some reason to shoot it down.
- Gracana 7y agoIt's "too broad".
- xigency 7y agoEven worse, it was obliterated: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3630/sqlite-vs-mysql https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3630/sqlite-vs-mysql And the reason: closed as not constructive by Kev Feb 28 '13 at 13:12
- eitland 7y agoI cannot even see it :-/
- shagie 7y agoYou can find it in the Wayback machine: http://web.archive.org/web/20140327041948/https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3630/sqlite-vs-mysql http://web.archive.org/web/20140327041948/https://stackoverf... Note that as time went on, it became one liners and anecdotes... and everyone has their own anecdote of what the differences are and how important those differences are to that person... and that leads to discussions and page finding the answer you're looking for on page 40 of the answers somewhere deep in the comments of an answer. That wasn't the goal of Stack Overflow.
- olooney 7y agoEvery new question is, paradoxically, very low quality, unclear, AND off-topic, yet somehow at the same time an exact duplicate of an on-topic question with 653 upvotes. :)