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What is SQLite? How does it differ from client-server database management systems?
What is SQLite? How does it differ from client-server database management systems?
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SQLite is the open-source relational database of choice for Android applications. The SQLite engine is serverless, transactional, and self-contained. Instead of the typical client-server relationship of most database management systems, the SQLite engine is integrally linked with the application. The library can also be called dynamically, and makes use of simple function calls that reduce latency in database access.