Not much to say?
You can see what sqlite is here:
www.sqlite.org
But in all, it's a short-term replacement for a real SQL solution like "SQL Server", "MySQL" or "PostgreSQL" and so on, especially for AMX Mod X because those are the current existing database manager modules.
SQLite is just what it sounds like, a light-weight alternative to the other SQL db managers. Instead of connecting over the internet to a real SQL server which stores and handles the actual data in the database, you "connect" directly to a local file on the disk. Unlike the real SQL solutions your server will not need SQL accoutns for proper access when connecting. You just tell the server what database it should connect to and it will connect to it. :-)
The pro is, this could be a lot faster than using real SQL servers that could reside on the other side of the planet thus lagging your server down when it waits for calls made to it to travel back and forth.
Of course, the SQL server could be on the same computer and so you won't have the possible lag issue...
But then another pro is, you don't have to go through the sometimes "complicated" task of setting up a SQL server.
With the Sqlite module you don't set anything up at all, apart from the database name which you set in the rtn_database cvar in this case.
The apparent con is this is only a shortterm solution. It's fine for this plugin and plugins like WC3 Mod that store race data etc in SQL databases.
You can't use databases that are hosted on other internet computers. Likewise, other internet computers won't be able to access the database file on your game server. You will not be able to, for instance, write a web page that has WC3 race data on it if you're using SQlite module on your game server.
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