Recreate MySQL database in SQLite [duplicate] - mysql

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I have a MySQL database that I would like in SQLite for an app I'm planning to develop. How would I go about this? Thanks.
I saw the previous question Export a MySQL Database to SQLite Database
However, there was no accepted or definitive solution. So what would be the best approach to doing this?
OK, my solution: (hope somebody finds this useful)
Installed DB Browser for SQLite from http://sqlitebrowser.org/
I exported the MySQL structure (without data) as SQL.
Then cleaned up the SQL according to this link
http://livecode.byu.edu/database/mysql-sqliteExport.php
Then in DB Browser for SQLite imported the cleaned up SQL to create the database and all the tables. I found that DB Browser for SQLite didn't allow importing of CSV data into the already created tables. So I went to the Apple App Store on my Mac and bought and installed SQLPro for SQLite app ($12 Australian...).
In SQLPro for SQLite I opened the SQLite database created in DB
Browser for SQLite.Then exported each MySQL table as CSV and
imported those into each existing table in SQLPro for SQLite.
Done

Answer 1

Although I've only used sqlite in an Android environment, I would recommend looking over the following:
Documentation and examples
Step-by-step example of usage
SQLite vs MySQL vs PostgreSQL
Keep in mind that sqlite is a stripped-down version of mysql and has a lot of features missing. For example, while altering an table you may only rename or add new columns, but you may not delete the existing columns. Have a look at the documentation for more specific details that may apply to your specific implementation.
You may find all the limitations here: Sqlite limitations