What is pragma in sql?
Answer / Neetu Rani
Pragma is a keyword used in SQLite, not in standard SQL. It is used to set various properties and directives for the database or for individual tables within the database. For example, the PRAGMA command can be used to enable or disable features such as foreign key constraints, journaling, and auto-vacuum.
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