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I have written a tutorial that demonstrates the techniques and syntax to perform Insert, Update and Delete (CRUD) using SQLite on an IOS 5 device like iPad, iPhone or iPod. This tutorial offers comple...
I have written a tutorial on how to create and read from a SQLite database with IOS 5 in case someone is interested or in need of this information:
Tutorial on Creating an IOS 5 SQLite Database App...
SQLite 3.7 and Write-Ahead Logging
SQLite is a full-featured relational database that is designed to be embedded directly into an application or utility. It has a relatively small runtime footprint...
This excerpt from Using SQLite explains the differences between Core Data and SQLite and will help you decide which to use when developing on the iPhone.When the iPhone and iPod touch were first relea...
The following is an excerpt from Using SQLite. Below the author gives the best ways to utilize the Full-Text Search Module with SQLite.SQLite includes a Full-Text Search (FTS) engine. The current vers...
The following excerpt from Using SQLite offers an initial approach to working with sqlite3 on a new install.Once you have some form of SQLite installed, the first step is normally to run sqlite3 and p...
SQLite, as versatile as it is, is not always the best choice. The following excerpt from Using SQLite takes a look at the situations where it might be best to go with another choice.Although SQLite ha...
I've posted a new Android Database Tutorial at:
https://www.anotheran...abase-tutorial/
Here's the low down:
This tutorial will cover the basics of using the SQLite database tools in Android...
The following excerpt from Using SQLite gives a brief overview of SQLite's features.In the simplest terms, SQLite is a public-domain software package that provides a relational database management...
The iPhone 3.0 update to the iPhone OS and iPhone SDK included a
great new feature, ported from Mac OS X, called Core Data. Core Data is used to store objects in a local database that
can be...
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