*: WhenToUseSqlite: Notes on when SQLite is an appropriate choice for a
   database engine. 
*: SqliteCompetitors: Comparisions between SQLite and other database engines
*: DateAndTimeFunctions:  Notes on how the new (experimental) date and time
   functions for SQLite work.
*: SqliteWrappers: Code to use SQLite in various programming languages.
*: SqliteTclPackageWrapper: Code to use SQLite package in Tcl.
*: LanguageNotes: Hints for making the best use of the SQL language understood by SQLite. 
*: HowToCompile: Notes on compiling SQLite for various architectures. 
*: SqliteUsers: A list of projects and programs that use SQLite. 
*: MultiThreading: Notes on multithreading issues using SQLite. 
*: InMemoryDatabase: Notes on how to use SQLite for in-memory tables.
*: PrecompiledSql: Notes on the speed advantages of precompiled SQL.
*: UnsupportedSql: Features of SQL that SQLite does not support.
*: PerformanceConsiderations: Situations in which SQLite does and doesn't perform well compared to other database engines.
*: PerformanceTuning: Information from the group on how to tune your queries
*: BuildOnWindowsWithTcl: A hack to build on windows using TCL.
*: ConverterTools: Tools to convert SQLite databases from/to other database formats and DBMSes.
*: SqliteTools: Programs to help you manage SQLite databases.
*: ReadLine: License for the use of readline in sqlite.exe
*: ShellScript: Example shell scripts for creating databases.
*: InformationSchema: The information schema consists of a set of views that contain information about the objects defined in the current database.
*: BlueSky: Ideas for enhancements to SQLite.
*: ClientServer: Ideas for Client/Server enhancements to SQLite  
*: SqliteThree: Stuff related to sqlite version 3.
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*: WikiDocumentation about how to use this wiki
*: AddingNewPages to this wiki. Or CreatingNewWiki