Posted by Jacob Wright in GeneralMay 16th, 2008 | 1 Comment
Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) has support for creating and using SQLite databases through the use of the SQLConnection class in the flash.data package. Using this package you can store a database on a user's hard drive and even name it with any extension you'd like (registering your app with that extension will let you double click on your "database" file and open the app with that as a parameter, pretty slick).
One feature with the database package often overlooked is its ability to create and use in-memory databases. Using in-memory databases allows for faster read and write to the database...
