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I think its enough to say, SQL Lite uses fopen fwrite, and MySQL has own system that doesn't depend on operating system, it is also not good for large databases (much slower), and here is one quote "not suitable where user management is needed as SQLite uses the file systems permissions so there is no way you will be able to use SQL statements such as GRANT and REVOKE.", and sql lite is slower if you don't use MyISAM engine for mysql.