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 PostgreSQL Server), or embedded in your own program (see Language: C/C++ and Language: V). It’s written in pure V with no dependencies.
New to vsql? Start with Quick Start.
- Getting Started
- Features
- SQL Reference
- ALTER SEQUENCE
- ALTER TABLE
- COMMIT
- CONNECT
- CREATE INDEX
- CREATE SCHEMA
- CREATE SEQUENCE
- CREATE TABLE
- Cursors
- DELETE
- DISCONNECT
- DROP INDEX
- DROP SCHEMA
- DROP SEQUENCE
- DROP TABLE
- EXPLAIN
- INSERT
- ROLLBACK
- SELECT
- SET CATALOG
- SET CONNECTION
- SET CONSTRAINTS
- SET SCHEMA
- SET TRANSACTION
- START TRANSACTION
- UPDATE
- VALUES
- The SQL Language
- Client Interfaces
- Internals
- Development
- Appendix