Using SQLite on macOS and mobile platforms
SQLite is a small, cross-platform, self-contained RDBMS that is available in the public domain. It is the most common RDBMS for mobile platforms such as iOS (iPhone and iPad) and Android.
SQLite is included in macOS in the /usr/bin/ directory as a command-line application named sqlite3.
You can download a graphical database manager named SQLiteStudio for SQLite here:
You can read about the SQL statements supported by SQLite here:
Running a script for SQLite
Create a folder named Chapter08 with a subfolder named Ch08_EFCore.
Download the NorthwindSQLite.sql file into the Chapter08 folder.
Start Terminal. Enter commands to change to the Code folder, change ...
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