> there's no ISO standard defining how to interpret an SQLite file in excruciating detail. There comes a point where ISOing things doesn't help. The SQLite for

> there's no ISO standard defining how to interpret an SQLite file in excruciating detail. There comes a point where ISOing things doesn't help. The SQLite format belongs to SQLite, and an ISO standard would result in that standard being rendered irrelevant by the SQLite team, should they wish to make a change for any reason. Also, people would have to pay ISO for access to the specifications. SQLite should be treated as a defacto standard defined by the SQLite project.