Android does have SQLite builtin, however it is under a rather large amount
of abstractions that does not correlate directly to the SQLite API, making
it difficult to port code between platforms. Another issue is, each
manufacturer / device / firmware version have a different build of SQLite,
some have ICU, some doesn't, some have FTS, some doesn't.
To include your own copy of SQLite in Android, you should use the
Android-NDK, add sqlite3.c into the JNI folder in your project, and use a
wrapper to access the API via Java (I recommend sqlite4java)



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