Is SQLite supported?

SQLite is a software library which implements an SQL database engine. SQLite and PDO_SQLite are supported on all of our servers.

SQLite can be used with PHP scripts through the SQLite PHP functions.

You can check the SQLite and PDO_SQLite library versions using the phpinfo function. To do this, you should create a simple php file (for example phpinfo.php) with the following line in it:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Then you should open this file in a browser to see the full Apache/PHP information. The path to the file should be:

yourdomainname.com/phpinfo.php

The SQLite version is shown next to SQLite Library in the SQLite section of the file. Accordingly, the PDO_SQLite version is shown next to SQLite Library in the pdo_sqlite section of the file.

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