"It doesn't seem to store data" is a complaint that doesn't really make sense to lodge against a library rather than a standalone program. If your program is us

"It doesn't seem to store data" is a complaint that doesn't really make sense to lodge against a library rather than a standalone program. If your program is using a database library, it's your job to write the line of code that tells the library to load data from a particular file into memory. The library cannot persist as a running process of its own across multiple executions of your program that is using the library. This is as true of SQLite as it is of JuliaDB. I agree that it's a bit odd to not have a direct analog of SQL's INSERT, but you can definitely add rows to an existing table by making a new one and doing a merge operation.