Adobe AIR includes the capability of creating and working with local SQL databases. The runtime includes a SQL database engine with support for many standard SQL features, using the open source SQLite database system. A local SQL database can be used for storing local, persistent data. For instance, it can be used for application data, application user settings, documents, or any other type of data that you might want your application to save locally.

Contents

• About local SQL databases
• Creating and modifying a database
• Manipulating SQL database data
• Using synchronous and asynchronous database operations
• Strategies for working with SQL databases

Quick Starts (Adobe AIR Developer Center)

• Working asynchronously with a local SQL database
• Working synchronously with a local SQL database

Language Reference

• SQLCollationType
• SQLColumnNameStyle
• SQLColumnSchema
• SQLConnection
• SQLError
• SQLErrorEvent
• SQLErrorOperation
• SQLEvent
• SQLIndexSchema
• SQLMode
• SQLResult
• SQLSchema
• SQLSchemaResult
• SQLStatement
• SQLTableSchema
• SQLTransactionLockType
• SQLTriggerSchema
• SQLUpdateEvent
• SQLViewSchema

More information

• Adobe AIR Developer Center for Flex (search for 'AIR SQL')