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Outside of the world of enterprise computing, there is one database that enables a huge range of software and hardware to flex relational database capabilities, without the baggage and cost of traditional database management systems. That database is SQLitean embeddable database with an amazingly small footprint, yet able to handle databases of enormous size. SQLite comes equipped with an array of powerful features available through a host of programming and development environments. It is supported by languages such as C, Java, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, TCL, and more.
The Definitive Guide to SQLite, Second Edition is devoted to complete coverage of the latest version of this powerful database. It offers a thorough overview of SQLites capabilities and APIs. The book also uses SQLite as the basis for helping newcomers make their first foray into database development. In only a short time you can be writing programs as diverse as a server-side browser plug-in or the next great iPhone or Android application!
- Learn about SQLite extensions for C, Java, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, and Tcl.
- Get solid coverage of SQLite internals.
- Explore developing iOS (iPhone) and Android applications with SQLite.
What youll learn
- Deploy SQLite as the database engine for iPhone and Android applications.
- Interact with SQLite from Java, C++, PHP, and other key languages.
- Create robust database designs, taking advantage of support for primary and foreign key constraints.
- Embed zero-maintenance databases directly within applications that you write.
- Improve performance through a good understanding of SQLite internals.
- Exploit features such as the shared cache, the SQL Logic Test Suite, the Unlock and Notify APIs, and query plan improvements.
Who this book is for
The Definitive Guide to SQLite is for developers needing a zero-maintenance database solution to deploy as an embedded component within their product. The book is especially useful for mobile developers delivering applications to run on the iPhone, or on the Android platform. PHP developers will also find the book useful if they are using the default database delivered as part of a PHP installation.
Table of Contents
- Introducing SQLite
- Getting Started
- SQL for SQLite
- Advanced SQL for SQLite
- SQLite Design and Concepts
- The Core C API
- The Extension C API
- Language Extensions
- iOS Development with SQLite
- Android Development with SQLite
- SQLite Internals and New Features
著者について
Grant Allen has worked in the IT field for over 20 years, as a CTO, enterprise architect, and database administrator. Grant's roles have covered private enterprise, academia and the government sector around the world, specialising in global-scale systems design, development, and performance. He is a frequent speaker at industry and academic conferences, on topics ranging from data mining to compliance, and technologies such as databases (DB2, Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL), content management, collaboration, disruptive innovation, and mobile ecosystems like Android. His first Android application was a task list to remind him to finish all his other unfinished Android projects. Grant works for Google, and in his spare time is completing a Ph.D on building innovative high-technology environments. Grant is the author of Beginning DB2, and lead author of Oracle SQL Recipes and The Definitive Guide to SQLite.
Mike Owens is the information technology director for a major real estate firm in Fort Worth, Texas, where he's charged with the development and management of the company's core systems. His prior experience includes time spent at Oak Ridge National Laboratory as a process design engineer, and at Nova Information Systems as a C++ programmer. He is the original creator of Pysqlite, the Python extension for SQLite. Mike earned his bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
Mike Owens is the information technology director for a major real estate firm in Fort Worth, Texas, where he's charged with the development and management of the company's core systems. His prior experience includes time spent at Oak Ridge National Laboratory as a process design engineer, and at Nova Information Systems as a C++ programmer. He is the original creator of Pysqlite, the Python extension for SQLite. Mike earned his bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
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iOSでSQLiteを使用する上での知識を得るために購入しました。
率直なところ、iOSについての記述は浅く、しかもXcodeのバージョンが
古かったため、思ったほどの情報を得ることはできませんでした。C言語以外に
ついての記述が浅く、もう少し掘り下げてあると良かったです。おそらく
C言語ユーザの視点からすると星4つになると思います（C言語に関する
部分はやや流し読みしたので断定はできませんが）。
ただ、SQLiteの仕組み、フリーかつ単一ファイルのデータベースにも
関わらず、非常に高機能であることは理解できました。SQLiteについては
日本語の書籍がほとんどなく、SQLite単体での仕様理解をするには
悪くない書籍だと思います。
掲載されているSQLのサンプルはSQLを使った開発経験が2年くらいあれば、
簡単に理解することが可能です。
率直なところ、iOSについての記述は浅く、しかもXcodeのバージョンが
古かったため、思ったほどの情報を得ることはできませんでした。C言語以外に
ついての記述が浅く、もう少し掘り下げてあると良かったです。おそらく
C言語ユーザの視点からすると星4つになると思います（C言語に関する
部分はやや流し読みしたので断定はできませんが）。
ただ、SQLiteの仕組み、フリーかつ単一ファイルのデータベースにも
関わらず、非常に高機能であることは理解できました。SQLiteについては
日本語の書籍がほとんどなく、SQLite単体での仕様理解をするには
悪くない書籍だと思います。
掲載されているSQLのサンプルはSQLを使った開発経験が2年くらいあれば、
簡単に理解することが可能です。
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Outstanding SQLite Title
2010/12/15
形式:ペーパーバック
The Definitive Guide to SQLite Ed2 is a very well-rounded title that will satisfy database users at nearly any experience level. The basic information concerning SQL and how to interact with the Command Line Program (CLP) will equip the interested college student or new hobbyist while information on extending the C API and using your favorite scripting language to embed SQLite in your own applications is detailed and comprehensive enough to suit seasoned developers. The book offers a balanced mix of theory, explanations, and example code that are concise and relevant to the topic at hand. The concepts are also organized in a logical fashion from an introduction to data basics to implementing real-world scenarios.
The first two chapters provide a formal introduction to SQLite concerning its purpose, philosophy, and high level architecture. It then walks you through the options for downloading SQLite from the SQLite website and beginning to use the CLP.
Chapters 3-4 delve into using SQL with SQLite, and the content is actually comparable to the SQL reference I have on my desk shelf. Seasoned developers should still sift through the information as some of it is SQLite specific.
Chapter 5 provides the design specifics you will need to consider when developing your applications. Data flow models add to the value here as the author discusses connections, queries, aggregates, collations, transactions, locking, caching
Chapters 6-8 are where the rubber meets the road! There is an ample amount of code and explanations here that walk you through interacting with the Core C API and Extension C API. Then, examples are provided on the language extensions for Perl, Python, Ruby, Java (including JDBC), Tcl, and PHP. So far, I have walked through the Python examples and most of the Java examples without a hitch. The book mentions the SQLite ODBC driver a couple of times but I wish they would've touched on it as well.
And if that isn't enough for you, the author devoted new chapters solely to mobile development for iOS and Android. Information and screenshots on working with the development kits are provided as well as code examples.
I also appreciate that the book said everything that needed to be said in 347 pages (yes, Ed2 is shorter than the 440 page Ed 1) instead of 600 - 1000. I've sifted through too many mammoth technical titles in the past few years that could have easily portrayed the same content in half the space. Thank you!
The index issues readers had with Ed1 have been addresses in Ed2, so readers are now able to quickly find the desired information.
Overall, I am very satisfied with this title as it has enhanced my understanding of SQL and database development in addition to proficiency with SQLite.
The first two chapters provide a formal introduction to SQLite concerning its purpose, philosophy, and high level architecture. It then walks you through the options for downloading SQLite from the SQLite website and beginning to use the CLP.
Chapters 3-4 delve into using SQL with SQLite, and the content is actually comparable to the SQL reference I have on my desk shelf. Seasoned developers should still sift through the information as some of it is SQLite specific.
Chapter 5 provides the design specifics you will need to consider when developing your applications. Data flow models add to the value here as the author discusses connections, queries, aggregates, collations, transactions, locking, caching
Chapters 6-8 are where the rubber meets the road! There is an ample amount of code and explanations here that walk you through interacting with the Core C API and Extension C API. Then, examples are provided on the language extensions for Perl, Python, Ruby, Java (including JDBC), Tcl, and PHP. So far, I have walked through the Python examples and most of the Java examples without a hitch. The book mentions the SQLite ODBC driver a couple of times but I wish they would've touched on it as well.
And if that isn't enough for you, the author devoted new chapters solely to mobile development for iOS and Android. Information and screenshots on working with the development kits are provided as well as code examples.
I also appreciate that the book said everything that needed to be said in 347 pages (yes, Ed2 is shorter than the 440 page Ed 1) instead of 600 - 1000. I've sifted through too many mammoth technical titles in the past few years that could have easily portrayed the same content in half the space. Thank you!
The index issues readers had with Ed1 have been addresses in Ed2, so readers are now able to quickly find the desired information.
Overall, I am very satisfied with this title as it has enhanced my understanding of SQL and database development in addition to proficiency with SQLite.
3 人中、3人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Great guide to SQLite
2010/12/13
形式:ペーパーバック
I bought the first edition of this book when learning to develop mobile apps for the HP WebOs Platform since the webOs SDK documentation has little information on the topic I decided I wanted to learn more, so I got this Book.
Now in its second edition the book is even better for mobile development because it now includes two chapters dedicated to mobile developent, one chapter for iOS development and one chapter for Android Development with SQLite.
Just as in the first edition, the book has very good and detailed explanations about the use of SQL in SQLite, so if you have not been using SQL for a while or you are learning SQL this will be a great start.
After that it covers how to use SQLite in C , IOs and Android, and touches briefly language extensions in perl python ruby, Java, JDBC, TCL,
I do really recommend to go troought those chapters, even if you are goinig to use SQLite in just one environment, because it will give you a more complete view on how to use SQLite.
When trying to build the app for iOS it is important to notice that is has been built using the iOS SDK 3.1.3, so you got to be careful if you have installed the latest SDK version, at least because of my limited knowledge on iOS development, I couldn't build the app, but I guess that for somebody with proper knowledge of the SDK will have no problems at all
About the android development chapter the detail is very good, I learned a few interesting things from there, and I am looking forward to build the app, one little problem here, the downloaded source code in the Apress site, has a copy of the iOS app in the Android chapter, but I hope this is going to be corrected very soon, so I can build the app using the android SDK.
So for me is a great book in the topic, that you would want to read and keep at hand as a reference when developing mobile applications.
Now in its second edition the book is even better for mobile development because it now includes two chapters dedicated to mobile developent, one chapter for iOS development and one chapter for Android Development with SQLite.
Just as in the first edition, the book has very good and detailed explanations about the use of SQL in SQLite, so if you have not been using SQL for a while or you are learning SQL this will be a great start.
After that it covers how to use SQLite in C , IOs and Android, and touches briefly language extensions in perl python ruby, Java, JDBC, TCL,
I do really recommend to go troought those chapters, even if you are goinig to use SQLite in just one environment, because it will give you a more complete view on how to use SQLite.
When trying to build the app for iOS it is important to notice that is has been built using the iOS SDK 3.1.3, so you got to be careful if you have installed the latest SDK version, at least because of my limited knowledge on iOS development, I couldn't build the app, but I guess that for somebody with proper knowledge of the SDK will have no problems at all
About the android development chapter the detail is very good, I learned a few interesting things from there, and I am looking forward to build the app, one little problem here, the downloaded source code in the Apress site, has a copy of the iOS app in the Android chapter, but I hope this is going to be corrected very soon, so I can build the app using the android SDK.
So for me is a great book in the topic, that you would want to read and keep at hand as a reference when developing mobile applications.
1 人中、1人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Definitely The Book You Should Buy To Learn SQLite!
2010/12/7
形式:ペーパーバック
I love the enthusiasm that the authors have about SQLite (it's contagious)!
The Definitive Guide To SQLite provides a fantastic level of detail (just enough to keep you from missing important details, but not too much). This is really great because I can strongly recommend this book to others knowing that they will be given excellent coverage of important details.
SQLite is a great library that provides a robust and very flexible database engine that can be directly embedded into your applications. SQLite, being an embedded database, has been designed differently than the larger network connected databases. The Definitive Guide To SQLite did an excellent job explaining the design goals that the SQLite development team works under and how these design goals affects the APIs.
The main thing I found missing in The Definitive Guide To SQLite was coverage of a C#/.NET wrapper. The book covers C (the language SQLite is written in) as well as Perl, Python, Ruby, Java, Tcl, PHP, the iOS (for iPhones), and Android. Note that after a bit of research I found System.Data.SQLite which appears to be a very popular SQLite wrapper for the .NET framework with good community support.
SQLite is a great database engine for many projects, and The Definitive Guide To SQLite is a great book for learning and understanding SQLite! I recommend this book to programmers with an intermediate to advanced skill set who want/need to integrate a database in their applications without installing a full database server!
The Definitive Guide To SQLite provides a fantastic level of detail (just enough to keep you from missing important details, but not too much). This is really great because I can strongly recommend this book to others knowing that they will be given excellent coverage of important details.
SQLite is a great library that provides a robust and very flexible database engine that can be directly embedded into your applications. SQLite, being an embedded database, has been designed differently than the larger network connected databases. The Definitive Guide To SQLite did an excellent job explaining the design goals that the SQLite development team works under and how these design goals affects the APIs.
The main thing I found missing in The Definitive Guide To SQLite was coverage of a C#/.NET wrapper. The book covers C (the language SQLite is written in) as well as Perl, Python, Ruby, Java, Tcl, PHP, the iOS (for iPhones), and Android. Note that after a bit of research I found System.Data.SQLite which appears to be a very popular SQLite wrapper for the .NET framework with good community support.
SQLite is a great database engine for many projects, and The Definitive Guide To SQLite is a great book for learning and understanding SQLite! I recommend this book to programmers with an intermediate to advanced skill set who want/need to integrate a database in their applications without installing a full database server!
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