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1. CEHJ 941,440
2. objects 483,831
3. cmalakar 234,394
4. ksivananth 167,587
5. sciuriware 147,045
6. MicheleM... 116,365
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14. girionis 44,163
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1. objects 9,596,597
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3. zzynx 1,575,850
4. mayankea... 1,428,588
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6. girionis 1,006,035
7. sciuriware 882,277
8. Ajay-Singh 723,094
9. ksivananth 521,263
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SQLite in java

Zones: Java Programming Language, New to Java Programming, Ubuntu

I'm using SQLite in some projects and I was considering to use it in Java.

I have the sqlite3 install in my Ubuntu machine, if it is really need.

Now, is there a simple to install and running JAR to access this data. If can be a little bit slower if it doesn't need any different library. I would prefer a simple and pure Java solution.

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: oleber

Solution Provided By: objects

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: A

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