> >> 11. By using SQLite you eliminate a possible source of virus > >> infection. SQL server has been targeted in at least one major virus > >> outbreak. > > > > Completely and totally false. Applications that use SQLite can be > > corrupted and infected by viruses just like any other executable > > file on the file system. > > > If you install MS SQL server you run a network based service that > is vulnerable to attack. If you run Sqlite you don't run any > service and thus are invulnerable (to network service based > infections).
Not relevant. No reference to "network service based infections" was made in the original post. > Yes, any executable can be infected, but that's a meaningless statement > since you can't have any database without executable code. Then saying that SQLite won't be a source of virus infections is also meaningless, since "you can't have any [SQLite] database without executable code," which executable code can be infected.
