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> SQLite is built around a file that stores data for a single application

A single application can need multiple concurrent writes

So that's what asking. When? Why? I've simply never encountered that, and can't imagine what a use case would be.

SQLite already supports lots of threads writing, they just all take turns. What application needs those writes to be concurrent?

I have such application. It scans hosts for gathering some information in several parallel threads. Then each thread stores part of this information in Sqlite database.

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