> SQLlite is awesome right up to the point where it corrupts everything ... At that point you need to have working backups Whatever DB you use, a backup plan i

> SQLlite is awesome right up to the point where it corrupts everything ... At that point you need to have working backups Whatever DB you use, a backup plan is prudent for it. No DB can magically recover from some of corruption. And unless the user does something stupid, out of ignorance, SQLite is extremely resilient. Do you have any experience with it that makes you suspect otherwise?