I would like to know how Sqlite works

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My question is this::

Whether database data is stored in a db file. on my computer. Or externally.

  • Sqlite was not intended to compete with client-server model Dbms. If you want to leave your database on a server to which clients connect there are better options such as: Oracle, Postgrsql, SQL Server, Mysql, etc

  • But so, knowing SQL you can use any of these? Or the syntax will change?

  • The SQL dialect may have slight changes according to the DBMS. Postgresql is one of the most adherent to the SQL standard.

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On your computer, in order to be externally it must be on a suitable server. Here are some examples: Oracle. SQL Server. Mysql. Postgresql. IBM DB2. Nosql.

SQL is the standard ANSI language for handling relational databases. Because it is an industry-accepted standard, it is supported by all relational DBMS - which includes products such as Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Mysql, Postgresql, Sqlite and IBM DB2.

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