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| author | Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org> | 2024-05-05 17:28:19 +0000 |
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| committer | Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org> | 2024-05-05 17:28:19 +0000 |
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Adding upstream version 3.40.1.upstream/3.40.1upstream
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The list includes + both deliberate innovations and "misfeatures" that are retained only + for backwards compatibility. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='testing.html'>How SQLite Is Tested</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The reliability and robustness of SQLite is achieved in large part + by thorough and careful testing. This document identifies the + many tests that occur before every release of SQLite. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='copyright.html'>Copyright</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQLite is in the public domain. This document describes what that means + and the implications for contributors. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='faq.html'>Frequently Asked Questions</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The title of the document says all... +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='books.html'>Books About SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A list of independently written books about SQLite. +</span> +</ul> +<li><a onclick='showhide(3)'><span class='sh_mark' id='sh_mark_3'>►</span> Programming Interfaces</a> +<ul id='sh_sub_3'> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='quickstart.html'>SQLite In 5 Minutes Or Less</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A very quick introduction to programming with SQLite. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='cintro.html'>Introduction to the C/C++ API </a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document introduces the C/C++ API. Users should read this document + before the C/C++ API Reference Guide linked below. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='howtocompile.html'>How To Compile SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Instructions and hints for compiling SQLite C code and integrating + that code with your own application. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='c3ref/intro.html'>C/C++ API Reference</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document describes each API function separately. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='rescode.html'>Result and Error Codes</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the meanings of the numeric result codes + returned by various C/C++ interfaces. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='lang.html'>SQL Syntax</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document describes the SQL language that is understood by + SQLite. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='pragma.html'>Pragma commands</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document describes SQLite performance tuning options and other + special purpose database commands. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='lang_corefunc.html'>Core SQL Functions</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + General-purpose built-in scalar SQL functions. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='lang_aggfunc.html'>Aggregate SQL Functions</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + General-purpose built-in aggregate SQL functions. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='lang_datefunc.html'>Date and Time SQL Functions</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQL functions for manipulating dates and times. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='windowfunctions.html'>Window Functions</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQL Window functions. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='gencol.html'>Generated Columns</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Stored and virtual columns in table definitions. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='http://system.data.sqlite.org/'>System.Data.SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + C#/.NET bindings for SQLite +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='tclsqlite.html'>Tcl API</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the TCL interface bindings for SQLite. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='datatype3.html'>DataTypes</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQLite version 3 introduces the concept of manifest typing, where the + type of a value is associated with the value itself, not the column that + it is stored in. + This page describes data typing for SQLite version 3 in further detail. +</span> +</ul> +<li><a onclick='showhide(4)'><span class='sh_mark' id='sh_mark_4'>►</span> Extensions</a> +<ul id='sh_sub_4'> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='json1.html'>Json1 - JSON Integration</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQL functions for creating, parsing, and querying JSON content. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='fts5.html'>FTS5 - Full Text Search</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the SQLite Full Text Search (FTS5) extension. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='fts3.html'>FTS3 - Full Text Search</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the SQLite Full Text Search (FTS3) extension. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='rtree.html'>R-Tree Module</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the SQLite R-Tree extension. An R-Tree is a specialized + data structure that supports fast multi-dimensional range queries often + used in geospatial systems. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='sessionintro.html'>Sessions</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The Sessions extension allows change to an SQLite database to be + captured in a compact file which can be reverted on the original + database (to implement "undo") or transferred and applied to another + similar database. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='loadext.html'>Run-Time Loadable Extensions</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A general overview on how run-time loadable extensions work, how they + are compiled, and how developers can create their own run-time loadable + extensions for SQLite. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='http://sqlite.org/android/'>SQLite Android Bindings</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Information on how to deploy your own private copy of SQLite on + Android, bypassing the built-in SQLite, but using the same Java + interface. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='dbstat.html'>Dbstat Virtual Table</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The DBSTAT virtual table reports on the sizes and geometries of tables + storing content in an SQLite database, and is the basis for the + [sqlite3_analyzer] utility program. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='csv.html'>Csv Virtual Table</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The CSV virtual table allows SQLite to directly read and query + [https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4180.txt|RFC 4180] formatted files. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='carray.html'>Carray</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + CARRAY is a [table-valued function] that allows C-language arrays to + be used in SQL queries. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='series.html'>generate_series</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the generate_series() [table-valued function]. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='spellfix1.html'>Spellfix1</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The spellfix1 extension is an experiment in doing spelling correction + for [full-text search]. +</span> +</ul> +<li><a onclick='showhide(5)'><span class='sh_mark' id='sh_mark_5'>►</span> Features</a> +<ul id='sh_sub_5'> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='shortnames.html'>8+3 Filenames</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + How to make SQLite work on filesystems that only support + 8+3 filenames. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='autoinc.html'>Autoincrement</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the AUTOINCREMENT keyword in SQLite, what it does, + why it is sometimes useful, and why it should be avoided if not + strictly necessary. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='backup.html'>Backup API</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The [sqlite3_backup_init | online-backup interface] can be used to + copy content from a disk file into an in-memory database or vice + versa and it can make a hot backup of a live database. This application + note gives examples of how. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='errlog.html'>Error and Warning Log</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQLite supports an "error and warning log" design to capture information + about suspicious and/or error events during operation. Embedded applications + are encouraged to enable the error and warning log to help with debugging + application problems that arise in the field. This document explains how + to do that. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='foreignkeys.html'>Foreign Key Support</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document describes the support for foreign key constraints introduced + in version 3.6.19. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='expridx.html'>Indexes On Expressions</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Notes on how to create indexes on expressions instead of just + individual columns. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='intern-v-extern-blob.html'>Internal versus External Blob Storage</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Should you store large BLOBs directly in the database, or store them + in files and just record the filename in the database? This document + seeks to shed light on that question. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='limits.html'>Limits In SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document describes limitations of SQLite (the maximum length of a + string or blob, the maximum size of a database, the maximum number of + tables in a database, etc.) and how these limits can be altered at + compile-time and run-time. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='mmap.html'>Memory-Mapped I/O</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQLite supports memory-mapped I/O. Learn how to enable memory-mapped + I/O and about the various advantages and disadvantages to using + memory-mapped I/O in this document. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='threadsafe.html'>Multi-threaded Programs and SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQLite is safe to use in multi-threaded programs. This document + provides the details and hints on how to maximize performance. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='nulls.html'>Null Handling</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Different SQL database engines handle NULLs in different ways. The + SQL standards are ambiguous. This (circa 2003) document describes + how SQLite handles NULLs in comparison with other SQL database engines. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='partialindex.html'>Partial Indexes</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A partial index is an index that only covers a subset of the rows in + a table. Learn how to use partial indexes in SQLite from this document. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='sharedcache.html'>Shared Cache Mode</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Version 3.3.0 and later supports the ability for two or more + database connections to share the same page and schema cache. + This feature is useful for certain specialized applications. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='unlock_notify.html'>Unlock Notify</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The "unlock notify" feature can be used in conjunction with + [shared cache mode] to more efficiently manage resource conflict (database + table locks). +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='uri.html'>URI Filenames</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The names of database files can be specified using either an ordinary + filename or a URI. Using URI filenames provides additional capabilities, + as this document describes. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='withoutrowid.html'>WITHOUT ROWID Tables</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The WITHOUT ROWID optimization is a option that can sometimes result + in smaller and faster databases. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='wal.html'>Write-Ahead Log (WAL) Mode</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Transaction control using a write-ahead log offers more concurrency and + is often faster than the default rollback transactions. This document + explains how to use WAL mode for improved performance. +</span> +</ul> +<li><a onclick='showhide(6)'><span class='sh_mark' id='sh_mark_6'>►</span> Tools</a> +<ul id='sh_sub_6'> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='cli.html'>Command-Line Shell (sqlite3.exe)</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Notes on using the "sqlite3.exe" command-line interface that + can be used to create, modify, and query arbitrary SQLite + database files. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='sqlanalyze.html'>SQLite Database Analyzer (sqlite3_analyzer.exe)</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This stand-alone program reads an SQLite database and outputs a file + showing the space used by each table and index and other statistics. + Built using the [dbstat virtual table]. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='rbu.html'>RBU</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The "Resumable Bulk Update" utility program allows a batch of changes + to be applied to a remote database running on embedded hardware in a + way that is resumeable and does not interrupt ongoing operation. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='sqldiff.html'>SQLite Database Diff (sqldiff.exe)</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This stand-alone program compares two SQLite database files and + outputs the SQL needed to convert one into the other. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='dbhash.html'>Database Hash (dbhash.exe)</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This program demonstrates how to compute a hash over the content + of an SQLite database. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='http://www.fossil-scm.org/'>Fossil</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The Fossil Version Control System is a distributed VCS designed specifically + to support SQLite development. Fossil uses SQLite as for storage. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='http://www.sqlite.org/sqlar/'>SQLite Archiver (sqlar.exe)</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A ZIP-like archive program that uses SQLite for storage. +</span> +</ul> +<li><a onclick='showhide(7)'><span class='sh_mark' id='sh_mark_7'>►</span> Advocacy</a> +<ul id='sh_sub_7'> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='appfileformat.html'>SQLite As An Application File Format</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This article advocates using SQLite as an application file format + in place of XML or JSON or a "pile-of-file". +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='famous.html'>Well Known Users</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This page lists a small subset of the many thousands of devices + and application programs that make use of SQLite. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='fasterthanfs.html'>35% Faster Than The Filesystem</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This article points out that reading blobs out of an SQLite database + is often faster than reading the same blobs from individual files in + the filesystem. +</span> +</ul> +<li><a onclick='showhide(8)'><span class='sh_mark' id='sh_mark_8'>►</span> Technical and Design Documentation</a> +<ul id='sh_sub_8'> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='howtocorrupt.html'>How Database Corruption Can Occur</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQLite is highly resistant to database corruption. But application, + OS, and hardware bugs can still result in corrupt database files. + This article describes many of the ways that SQLite database files + can go corrupt. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='tempfiles.html'>Temporary Files Used By SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQLite can potentially use many different temporary files when + processing certain SQL statements. This document describes the + many kinds of temporary files that SQLite uses and offers suggestions + for avoiding them on systems where creating a temporary file is an + expensive operation. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='inmemorydb.html'>In-Memory Databases</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQLite normally stores content in a disk file. However, it can also + be used as an in-memory database engine. This document explains how. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='atomiccommit.html'>How SQLite Implements Atomic Commit</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the logic within SQLite that implements + transactions with atomic commit, even in the face of power + failures. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='malloc.html'>Dynamic Memory Allocation in SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + SQLite has a sophisticated memory allocation subsystem that can be + configured and customized to meet memory usage requirements of the + application and that is robust against out-of-memory conditions and + leak-free. This document provides the details. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='custombuild.html'>Customizing And Porting SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document explains how to customize the build of SQLite and + how to port SQLite to new platforms. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='lockingv3.html'>Locking And Concurrency<br>In SQLite Version 3</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of how the new locking code in version 3 increases + concurrency and decreases the problem of writer starvation. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='isolation.html'>Isolation In SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + When we say that SQLite transactions are "serializable" what exactly + does that mean? How and when are changes made visible within the + same database connection and to other database connections? +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='optoverview.html'>Overview Of The Optimizer</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A quick overview of the various query optimizations that are + attempted by the SQLite code generator. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='queryplanner-ng.html'>The Next-Generation Query Planner</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + Additional information about the SQLite query planner, and in particular + the redesign of the query planner that occurred for version 3.8.0. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='arch.html'>Architecture</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + An architectural overview of the SQLite library, useful for those who want + to hack the code. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='opcode.html'>VDBE Opcodes</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document is an automatically generated description of the various + opcodes that the VDBE understands. Programmers can use this document as + a reference to better understand the output of EXPLAIN listings from + SQLite. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='vfs.html'>Virtual Filesystem</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The "VFS" object is the interface between the SQLite core and the + underlying operating system. Learn more about how the VFS object + works and how to create new VFS objects from this article. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='vtab.html'>Virtual Tables</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This article describes the virtual table mechanism and API in SQLite and how + it can be used to add new capabilities to the core SQLite library. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='fileformat2.html'>SQLite File Format</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the format used for SQLite database and journal files, and + other details required to create software to read and write SQLite + databases without using SQLite. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='compile.html'>Compilation Options</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document describes the compile time options that may be set to + modify the default behavior of the library or omit optional features + in order to reduce binary size. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='https://sqlite.org/android/'>Android Bindings for SQLite</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of how to compile your own SQLite for Android + (bypassing the SQLite that is built into Android) together with + code and makefiles. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='debugging.html'>Debugging Hints</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A list of tricks and techniques used to trace, examine, and understand + the operation of the core SQLite library. +</span> +</ul> +<li><a onclick='showhide(9)'><span class='sh_mark' id='sh_mark_9'>►</span> Upgrading SQLite, Backwards Compatibility</a> +<ul id='sh_sub_9'> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='35to36.html'>Moving From SQLite 3.5 to 3.6</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A document describing the differences between SQLite version 3.5.9 + and 3.6.0. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='34to35.html'>Moving From SQLite 3.4 to 3.5</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A document describing the differences between SQLite version 3.4.2 + and 3.5.0. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='changes.html'>Release History</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A chronology of SQLite releases going back to version 1.0.0 +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='formatchng.html'>Backwards Compatibility</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document details all of the incompatible changes to the SQLite + file format that have occurred since version 1.0.0. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='privatebranch.html'>Private Branches</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This document suggests procedures for maintaining a private branch + or fork of SQLite and keeping that branch or fork in sync with the + public SQLite source tree. +</span> +</ul> +<li><a onclick='showhide(10)'><span class='sh_mark' id='sh_mark_10'>►</span> Obsolete Documents</a> +<ul id='sh_sub_10'> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='asyncvfs.html'>Asynchronous IO Mode</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + This page describes the asynchronous IO extension developed alongside + SQLite. Using asynchronous IO can cause SQLite to appear more responsive + by delegating database writes to a background thread. <i>NB: This + extension is deprecated. [WAL mode] is recommended as a replacement.</i> +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='c_interface.html'>Version 2 C/C++ API</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of the C/C++ interface bindings for SQLite through version + 2.8 +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='datatypes.html'>Version 2 DataTypes </a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A description of how SQLite version 2 handles SQL datatypes. + Short summary: Everything is a string. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='vdbe.html'>VDBE Tutorial</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The VDBE is the subsystem within SQLite that does the actual work of + executing SQL statements. This page describes the principles of operation + for the VDBE in SQLite version 2.7. This is essential reading for anyone + who want to modify the SQLite sources. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='version3.html'>SQLite Version 3</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A summary of the changes between SQLite version 2.8 and SQLite version 3.0. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='capi3.html'>Version 3 C/C++ API</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + A summary of the API related changes between SQLite version 2.8 and + SQLite version 3.0. +</span> +<li><a class='sh_link' href='speed.html'>Speed Comparison</a> +<span class='desktoponly'>→ + The speed of version 2.7.6 of SQLite is compared against PostgreSQL and + MySQL. +</span> +</ul> + +</ul> +<br clear="both"> + + |