Standard DSN Connection
This option involves using a Data Source Name (DSN) string to connect to the desired local database.- Usage Explanation:
- The DSN string format is
libsql:dbname=database.db
, where"database.db"
represents the name of the local database file. - This option is suitable for connecting to a database using the LibSQL protocol with the specified database name.
- The DSN string format is
Standard SQLite Connection
In this option, you directly specify the filename of the SQLite database without using a DSN string.- Usage Explanation:
- Here,
"database.db"
is the filename of the SQLite database. - This option simplifies the connection process by directly referencing the database file.
- Here,
Standard LibSQL Connection
This option is similar to the first option but uses the file protocol in the DSN string.- Usage Explanation:
- The DSN string format is
file:database.db
, where"database.db"
is the name of the local database file. - It allows for connecting to a database using the LibSQL protocol with the specified file name.
- The DSN string format is
Usage Example
Error Handling
It’s important to note that incorrect usage of the connection parameters may result in errors. For example:- Error Explanation:
- Providing an invalid DSN string, such as missing required parameters or an empty string, will result in a parsing error.
- Ensure that the DSN string is correctly formatted and contains the necessary parameters for establishing a connection.