I wanted to have a bash at writing something educational, so here's a blog post on rowids and primary keys in SQLite:
https://menial.co.uk/blog/2025/10/20/rowids-and-primary-keys/
I wanted to have a bash at writing something educational, so here's a blog post on rowids and primary keys in SQLite:
https://menial.co.uk/blog/2025/10/20/rowids-and-primary-keys/
> I have no idea why anyone would choose do this, but it turns out you can!
Made me smile. So many things in SQLite are like that.
I think that's not a bad thing. I like software that is flexible and open-ended. It allows use cases not anticipated by the authors. I think users either notice this and learn to be careful with it, or they decide it’s not for them and try a different product. That’s not a bad thing either; no tool is right for everyone.