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I agree that 3 is great, but you can also do that in any database, just create your input tables as string only and then perform the necessary operations to mov
by coliveira 2y ago
I agree that 3 is great, but you can also do that in any database, just create your input tables as string only and then perform the necessary operations to move them into typed tables.
- rscho 2y agoYes, but with sqlite there is much less ceremony (no server, etc.) and most importantly can be used without talking to my institution's sysadmin, which is what I'm looking for when manipulating one-off datasets.
- mb7733 2y agoBut that advantage has nothing to do with accepting data of the wrong type into a column (by default).