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That's no worse than what applications often already do when they use a simpler file format. But you also have to worry about SQLite (reasonably) refusing to o
by mjw1007 6y ago
That's no worse than what applications often already do when they use a simpler file format.
But you also have to worry about SQLite (reasonably) refusing to operate because it tries to make a locking call and gets an error response. I think there are options to turn that off, though.