0
1
Rasi
answered Nov 30 '-1 00:00
in SQLite have all column 64-bit signed by default , you dont need to say when you create table but Mysql Need it mention column is signed or not ?
SQLite query
CREATE TABLE `jos_banner` (
`name` TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '')
here name is 64-bit signed by default
CREATE TABLE `jos_banner` (
`name` varchar(255) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '')
which name make unsigned
0
Mitul Dabhi
answered Nov 30 '-1 00:00
i think we cant compare MySQL and SQLite because it both have differ use .
MySQL mostly used with mid-large web application and SQLite is mostly used as small level Application or OS
SQLite is used as alternative of file system , it used to avoid file operation
MySQL pair good with PHP at website Development , SQLite pair with mobile Application , Android
SQLite dont support store procedure . and MySQL do support stored procedure .
Example of MySQL support stored procedure
CREATE PROCEDURE sp1 (x VARCHAR(5))
BEGIN
DECLARE xname VARCHAR(5) DEFAULT 'bob';
DECLARE newname VARCHAR(5);
DECLARE xid INT;
SELECT xname, id INTO newname, xid
FROM table1 WHERE xname = xname;
SELECT newname;
END;
you cant write this type of long program in SQLite
if you want to transform MySQL query to SQLite , check question : MySql Query to SQLite Query
Data Type
SQLite database Supporting following Data Type:
NULL , INTEGER , REAL , TEXT , BLOB
and MySQL Database Supporting following Data Type:
NUMERIC , STRING , DATE AND TIME