How Does a Database Work? | Let’s Build a Simple Database
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Writing a sqlite clone from scratch in C
Let's Build a Simple Database Writing a sqlite clone from scratch in C Overview View on GitHub (pull requests welcome) This project is no longer under active development. You can read more here. But if you'd like to keep learning how to make your own SQLite clone from scratch, or one of many other projects like Docker, Redis, Git or BitTorrent, try CodeCrafters. What format is data saved in? (in memory and on disk) When does it move from memory to disk? Why can there only be one primary key per table? How does rolling back a transaction work? How are indexes formatted? When and how…
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