SQLite is a self-contained, serverless, and zero-configuration SQL database engine used in Android development. This primer covers how data is stored in tables, columns, and rows, and provides a refresher on SQL databases, assuming familiarity with SQL query language. Room library simplifies SQLite

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This case study by Bibitor LLC involves analyzing data related to the liquor store chain's wine and spirits business. Students will gain insight into data analytics, visualization, and statistical analysis to make informed business decisions. The case is presented in phases, focusing on data prepara

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Explore the versatile use of CASE statements in SQLite for conditional logic, decision-making, and data manipulation. Learn how to apply CASE syntax, create case statements for SELECT queries, and perform conditional updates. Discover real-world examples demonstrating CASE statement usage.

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Virginia Tech implements Response Policy Zone (RPZ) as a mechanism in the DNS system to protect clients from malicious domains. The RPZ allows recursive resolvers to customize responses for specific zones, enhancing security against malware callbacks. Working with campus partners, the RPZ database a

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Explore the fundamentals of SQLite database, its integration within Android applications, and the process of creating and managing databases and tables through practical examples. Learn how to insert values into SQLite database tables effectively.

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Private browsing, a feature available in major browsers, is used by approximately 450 million users. However, this study reveals potential security vulnerabilities, such as leftover artifacts in memory and issues with SQLite databases, that may compromise users' sensitive information even after clos

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Covering the basics of relational databases, SQL, and SQLite, this content provides an overview of database management systems, their history, and the key concepts related to data storage and retrieval. It also touches on the practical aspects of working with SQLite in Android applications, outlinin

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This project involves benchmarking lightweight embedded databases like SQLite, BerkeleyDB, and others. Students will evaluate and compare these databases using specific workloads to analyze their performance. The outcomes include a detailed report on each system's strengths and weaknesses. Required

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EPPO provides multiple files in XML format, and it is challenging to update data in a SQLite database. Log shipping is a technique for replicating a database to another instance by copying transaction log files. Follow steps to set up log shipping on the EPPO Data services portal for efficient data

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