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| − | SQLite is the open source database format used for [[messages.dat]]. It is a type of SQL database. | + | SQLite is the open source database format used for [[messages.dat]]. It is a type of file based SQL database, that runs without a server. |
== Features == | == Features == | ||
| − | + | Some features worth mentioning: | |
* Supports most common SQL commands. | * Supports most common SQL commands. | ||
* All tables are stored in a single file. | * All tables are stored in a single file. | ||
* No server required. | * No server required. | ||
| + | * Open format. | ||
== More Information == | == More Information == | ||
More Informations are available at the [http://sqlite.org/ SQLite home page]. | More Informations are available at the [http://sqlite.org/ SQLite home page]. | ||
The structure of the messages.dat file can be found [[messages.dat|here]]. | The structure of the messages.dat file can be found [[messages.dat|here]]. | ||
| + | The [http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/ SQLite Database Browser] can be used to view and edit the database. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:58, 25 June 2013
SQLite is the open source database format used for messages.dat. It is a type of file based SQL database, that runs without a server.
Features
Some features worth mentioning:
- Supports most common SQL commands.
- All tables are stored in a single file.
- No server required.
- Open format.
More Information
More Informations are available at the SQLite home page. The structure of the messages.dat file can be found here. The SQLite Database Browser can be used to view and edit the database.
