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SQlite is an implementation of SQL designed to be "light-weight". SQLite is built into Python starting with version 2.5 and as such provides a convenient means of working with SQL from within Python, without requiring a server such as MySQL.

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	SQlite is an implementation of [[SQL]] designed to be "light-weight". SQLite is built into [[Python]] starting with version 2.5 and as such provides a convenient means of working with SQL from within Python, without requiring a server such as [[MySQL]].		SQlite is an implementation of [[SQL]] designed to be "light-weight". SQLite is built into [[Python]] starting with version 2.5 and as such provides a convenient means of working with SQL from within Python, without requiring a server such as [[MySQL]].

			[http://www.sqlite.org/ Main SQLite website]