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**SQLite/CE** is a port of SQLite 2.8.17 to Windows CE 2.0 and later, allowing these early handhelds to support complex relational databases and SQL queries for any use case. SQLite/CE can power data-driven applications on your device as a standalone DLL or can be used to directly manage personal databases with, **SQLite/CEdit** the bundled advanced query editor. The complete SQLite/CE package currently targets only Handheld PCs (including 480x240 devices,) but Palm-size and Pocket PC support is planned in future releases.
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SQLite/CE's components, particularly the graphical front-end applications in the distribution, were written with the assistance of Claude Opus 4.5. While the process was heavily guided and managed, be aware that there could still be strange bugs or oversights lurking within the code of these pre-release versions. A full human rewrite is planned in the future once the full feature set is cemented and implemented.
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SQLite/CE's components, particularly the graphical front-end applications in the distribution, were written with the assistance of Claude Opus 4.5. While the process was heavily guided and managed, be aware that there could still be strange bugs or oversights lurking within the code of these pre-release versions. A complete human rewrite is planned in the future once the full feature set is cemented and implemented.
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# Overview
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The standard SQLite/CE distribution is a set of three applications: the core library `SQLiteCE.dll`, and two front-end applications; the advanced query editor **SQLite/CEdit** and the **SQLite/CE Test** harness. SQLite/CE's front-end applications currently only support Handheld PCs (including 480x240 devices,) support for Palm-sized and Pocket PCs is planned in future releases.

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