[1egg0myegg0]

Hello! I would recommend trying out DuckDB's SQLite attach feature! You can read or write data, and even make schema changes, all with DuckDB's engine and syntax. The storage then uses SQLite, which is row oriented!

https://duckdb.org/docs/extensions/sqlite

(I work at MotherDuck and DuckDB Labs)

[wild_egg]

This is excellent — do you have any content around the performance affect here over using SQLite directly? I could see DuckDB's engine being faster for some cases but the SQLite storage format might hinder it. Curious if there's any analysis around this