SQLite
SQLite is a C-language library that implements a small, fast, self-contained, high-reliability, full-featured, SQL database engine. SQLite is the most used database engine in the world. SQLite is built into all mobile phones and most computers and comes bundled inside countless other applications that people use every day.
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Currently, the JDBC string containing the host name and port is hardcoded. For example, consider the connection string for MySQL:
It would be desirable to make this configurable. We could provide an option to set the JDBC string for each DBMS. For example, for MySQL,
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Graphs are displaying the time 30+ minutes of what it should be. The timezone the server is in is called "Newfoundland Time".
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As you know, our app is loading city/country data from file to SQLite database on first launch. This takes few seconds and currently it appears to the user as a white screen.
I suggest we add another content view before this long process (a splash screen) which will tell the user that (1) this loading is only for a single time, (2) our applications name: "Open Weather Android", (3) some weather
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Created by D. Richard Hipp
Released August 17, 2000
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Sometimes it is needed to store compressed data in the DB. Unfortunately not all the DBs have built-in compression and FUSE compressed FSes are not available for every OS. So it may make sense to store compressed binary blobs in the DB.
Unfortunately when one sees them in DBeaver he sees them compressed, but often they are needed uncompressed. So it'd be nice to have a feature to decompress the