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The SQLite docs have a great page on the use case `asa400` describes. SQLite as an Application File Format, https://sqlite.org/appfileformat.html https://sqlit
by mch82 3y ago
The SQLite docs have a great page on the use case `asa400` describes.
SQLite as an Application File Format, https://sqlite.org/appfileformat.html https://sqlite.org/appfileformat.html
- eviks 3y agoWhat's the best example of this format used for complex docs, has anyone implemented their OpenDocument replacement idea?
- SQLite 3y agoOne example: Fossil (https://fossil-scm.org https://fossil-scm.org), the version control system used by SQLite itself. Fossil is Git-like in its underlying design but has a different interface. Fossil stores a complete source code repository as an SQLite database, rather than a pile-of-files as Git does. Storing content this way gives Fossil UI advantages over Git, such as the ability to easily find decedents of a check-in, and the ability to assign the same tag to multiple check-ins (ex: tagging every release with the "release" tag.)