Node.js : How to Connect to SQLite In-Memory Database using Node.js

Learn How to Connect to SQLite In-Memory Database using Node.js.

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How to Connect to SQLite In-Memory Database using Node.js Examples

So Earlier I posted about how to connect to SQLite database using Node.js. And then I posted about the table, insert and update queries. I also shown how to delete content and drop the table. So now I want to cover one more part which was not covered. So how come we connect to in memory database of sqlite? A database that stays with sqlite's system cache? So here's the official syntax for creating in memory database.

let db  =  new  sqlite3.Database(':memory:');

Here you can see we are passing :memory: callback and that should set the storage of the database file of sqlite. Now the sample code would look something like this.

let db  =  new  sqlite3.Database(':memory:',  (err)  =>  {
if  (err)  {return  console.error(err.message);
}console.log('Connected to the in-memory database.');
});

Now we can look at the above video to see how the connection is established and how the in memory database is being used.

You can check the node js and sqlite code for this example in the video.

So that's simple demo for you to check out.

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