SQLite

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SQLite is a lightweight, self-contained, serverless SQL database engine widely embedded in applications, operating systems, and devices.

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Prompt

Generate an image of SQLite (SQLite is a lightweight, self-contained, serverless SQL database engine widely embedded in applications, operating systems, and devices.)

All labels observed (6)

Label Occurrences
SQLite canonical 50
SQLite development team 2
SQLite (in WAL and versioned schemes) 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (58)

Predicate Object
instanceOf SQL database engine
embedded database
open-source software
relational database management system
concurrencyModel file-level locking
designGoal reliability
simplicity of integration
small footprint
developer D. Richard Hipp
Hwaci
fileFormat single cross-platform disk file
hasAPI C API
linked to: C

command-line shell
initialReleaseDate 2000
isEmbeddedIn applications
consumer devices
mobile apps
operating systems
web browsers
isSelfContained true
isServerless true
isZeroConfiguration true
license public domain
programmingLanguage C
storesDataIn single file per database
supportsFeature ACID properties
B-tree indexes
JSON functions
WAL (write-ahead logging)
atomic commit and rollback
foreign keys
full-text search (FTS) extensions
transactions
triggers
views
supportsPlatform Android
Linux
Windows
iOS
macOS
supportsQueryLanguage SQL
supportsSQLStandardSubset true
supportsTransactions true
typicalUseCase embedded devices data management
local data storage in applications
testing and prototyping
usedBy Android
Dropbox client
Firefox
linked to: Mozilla Firefox

Google Chrome
Safari
Skype
Windows 10
iOS
macOS
many embedded systems
website https://www.sqlite.org/
writtenIn C

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (56)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

SQL usedBySystem SQLite
Django supportsDatabase SQLite
PHP supportsDatabase SQLite
Vapor supportsDatabase SQLite
subject linked to: Vapor (web framework)
Python standard library includesModule sqlite3
linked to: SQLite
Flask-SQLAlchemy worksWith SQLite
Drupal supportsDatabase SQLite
Laravel supports SQLite
CakePHP supportsDatabase SQLite
MediaWiki usesDatabase SQLite
Sails.js supportsDatabase SQLite
Bugzilla backendDatabase SQLite
RedwoodJS supportsDatabase SQLite
TypeORM supportsDatabase SQLite
Prisma supportsDatabase SQLite
Hwaci notableWork SQLite
Hwaci product SQLite
Hwaci maintains SQLite
Hwaci develops SQLite
Hwaci supportsProject SQLite
sqlmap supports SQLite
RubyMine supportsDatabase SQLite
SQLModel supports SQLite
subject linked to: sqlmodel
Ruby on Rails compatibleWith SQLite
subject linked to: RoR
Peewee supportsDatabase SQLite
Doctrine ORM supports SQLite
Doctrine DBAL supports SQLite
Sequelize supportsDatabase SQLite
Knex supports SQLite3
linked to: SQLite
D. Richard Hipp notableWork SQLite
subject linked to: Hipp
D. Richard Hipp developed SQLite
subject linked to: Hipp
D. Richard Hipp softwareProject SQLite
subject linked to: Hipp
Fossil SCM developer SQLite development team
linked to: SQLite
Fossil SCM usedBy SQLite project
linked to: SQLite
Fossil distributed version control system developer SQLite development team
linked to: SQLite
MVCC usedBy SQLite (in WAL and versioned schemes)
linked to: SQLite
Qt SQL supports SQLite
PowerDNS supportsBackend SQLite
GeoPackage basedOn SQLite
OsmoHLR supportsDatabase SQLite