I am using Java with SQLiteJDBC .
I was struggling to understand why my foreign keys were not acting as constraints, until I read the following:
Prior to version 3.6.19, SQLite did not support foreign key constraints.
I then took a closer look at the SQLiteJDBC website and found:
The current version is v056, based on SQLite 3.6.14.2.
There is a solution documented here , although it is a very old article - is it still the best way to proceed? Would other SQLite Java connectors be recommended?
SQLite support in Java seems to not be so great .
You may be able to rebuild javasqlite against a newer version of SQLite, since it depends on:
SQLite 2.4.12 or higher
Whether it will actually work remains to be seen, but I think SQLite has a fairly stable API.
You could also try to build SQLiteJDBC from source against a newer version of SQLite.
EDIT:
Actually, Xerial SQLiteJDBC has been updated much more recently . Apparently it's a lot slower though since it's pure Java.
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