You need to open the database file (sqllite3_open). Instead of a file, you can pass “:memory” to get an in-memory database that won’t last beyond the life of your program.

But a global file system provides more control over where data is stored – with the option to keep some data on-premise – and compatibility with existing operating systems and applications.

Flat files are a way of life for organizations that need to manipulate data on different systems, migrate data between applications and platforms (think mainframes and COBOL), and even push files ...

The system will likely experience a far heavier IO load when you scope up the log files than when you query the DB on the log tables.<br><br>Anyhow, I can see where the "use file" position is ...