vsql

vsql is a small SQL database that follows the SQL standard. It keeps a whole database in a single file (or in memory), and you can use it from a terminal (see Command Line Interface (CLI)), from any PostgreSQL client (see Server), or embedded in your own V program (see V Client Library and V ORM). It’s written in pure V with no dependencies.

New to vsql? Start with Quick Start.

• Getting Started
  • Quick Start
  • Installing & Updating
  • Docker
  • FAQ
• Features
  • Custom Functions
  • In Memory Database
  • Prepared Statements
  • Server
  • Transactions
  • Virtual Tables
• SQL Reference
  • ALTER SEQUENCE
  • ALTER TABLE
  • COMMIT
  • CREATE SCHEMA
  • CREATE SEQUENCE
  • CREATE TABLE
  • DELETE
  • DROP SCHEMA
  • DROP SEQUENCE
  • DROP TABLE
  • EXPLAIN
  • INSERT
  • ROLLBACK
  • SELECT
  • SET CATALOG
  • SET SCHEMA
  • START TRANSACTION
  • UPDATE
  • VALUES
• The SQL Language
  • Booleans
  • Dates and Times
  • Information Schema
  • Numbers
  • Text
• Client Interfaces
  • Command Line Interface (CLI)
  • PostgreSQL Clients
  • V Client Library
  • V ORM
• Internals
  • File Format
  • Limitations
  • MVCC
• Development
  • Benchmark
  • Contributing
  • Testing
  • SQL Standard
• Appendix
  • Expressions
  • Functions
  • Keywords
  • Operators
  • SQL Compliance
  • SQLSTATE