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* Bear in mind that, while you, as a developer, cannot directly read the payload, like JSON allows, SQLite is available on pretty much any platform,
and then you can leverage the power of SQL to inspect the data.
* other use case: you need to create an sqlite database from a file (like a CSV) in a java app. Sqlighter is much faster than jdbc+sqlite. There are no transactions, and no checks, so use at your own peril.
* Thing to note: Sqlite is really relaxed when it comes to schema validation.
* Thing to note: Sqlite itself is really, really relaxed when it comes to schema validation, and this is reflected in Sqlighter.
That means that 2 records in the same table can contain values of totally different types(!). The number of values can also vary. All perfectly legal from the standpoint of Sqlighter.
And maybe not when writing to Sqlite itself, but perfectly readable!
And maybe not when writing to Sqlite itself, but perfectly readable from the file!
**About the name**
* It lights up an SQLite database :)