I will be giving a 3-hour lecture on how SQLite works at
the O'Reilly Open Source Conference in Portland, OR on
2005-Aug-01. This lecture will go into detail on how
SQLite is put together and how SQL database work in general.
The aim is to make attendees comfortable enough with the
SQLite code base that they will know immediately where in
the code to look for answers to questions about how the
database operates and can confidently make any desired
customizations and enhancements.
The lecture is appropriate for:
* Staff programmers at companies that use SQLite in
their products and that want to be able to better
support SQLite internally rather than relying on
external support contracts or the good will of the
community.
* System architects who are considering the use of SQLite
and who want a detailed under-the-hood look at SQLite
to help them make an informed decision about whether
SQLite is appropriate for their designs.
* System programmers who want to be able to use SQLite
more effectively by understanding what it does behind
the scenes.
* Developers of other database engines looking for ideas
to help improve their own products
* Anyone who is just curious about how SQL database engines
work.
For additional information visit
http://conferences.oreillynet.com/oscon2005/
I hope to see many of you there.
--
D. Richard Hipp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
