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    Mango with sqlite databse

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      pradeepdissa
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      Hi,

      1. I would like to know if I can read and write Sqlite data base via SQL data type in mango
      2. if it is possible what is the driver class name and connection string
      3. If I install the sqlite database in RAM for fast access of data, still can I connect to that from Mango and how?

      thanks

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        phildunlap
        last edited by phildunlap

        Hi Pradeep,

        1. it is probably possible to exchange data with a Sqlite database using the SQL datasource.
        2. Google suggested to me the driver: org.sqlite.JDBC and a connection string: jdbc:sqlite:/path/to/database ... We did not include the jar for Sqlite on the classpath. You will want to add that jar to Mango/overrides/lib/ so that the driver is available.
        3. If you are using a Linux system, I would suspect so, as it will still have an addressable file location for the connection string.
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