sqlite3 or mysqldb?

[John Salerno]

Paul Boddie wrote:

> There's plenty of scope for writing non-standard SQL even in the most
> common operations. Moreover, defining tables can be awkward because the
> set of supported data types and the names used can vary in a seemingly
> unnecessary fashion between systems.

Good point. I forgot that sqlite doesn't have as strict of data typing 
as mysql, so that might cause some problems as well. Oh well, basically 
I'm just looking for something to learn from, so it's still probably 
better to go with a simpler one that I will still be able to apply to 
the more complex ones if needed.