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What's the difference between DB4 SQLCipher.exe and DB4 SQLite.exe? #3049

Answered by justinclift
victor-ajayi asked this question in Q&A
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They both seem to open the same app, I'm not sure what the difference between the two is

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The SQLCipher one has built in encryption, based on SQLCipher. The SQLCipher library gets released every now and then, but is generally based upon a slightly older version of SQLite than whatever the latest release is.

The other one doesn't have encryption built in. Instead, it uses the very latest version of SQLite that was available at the time of release.

Does that help? 😄

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The SQLCipher one has built in encryption, based on SQLCipher. The SQLCipher library gets released every now and then, but is generally based upon a slightly older version of SQLite than whatever the latest release is.

The other one doesn't have encryption built in. Instead, it uses the very latest version of SQLite that was available at the time of release.

Does that help? 😄

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Yes, it does. Plenty thanks!

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