The sqlitescanner extension allows DuckDB to directly read data from a SQLite database file. The data can be queried directly from the underlying SQLite tables, or read into DuckDB tables.
To make a SQLite file accessible to DuckDB, use the ATTACH command, for example with the bundled sakila.db file:
CALL sqlite_attach('sakila.db');The tables in the file are registered as views in DuckDB, you can list them with
PRAGMA show_tables;Then you can query those views normally using SQL, e.g. using the example queries from sakila-examples.sql
SELECT cat.name category_name,
Sum(Ifnull(pay.amount, 0)) revenue
FROM category cat
LEFT JOIN film_category flm_cat
ON cat.category_id = flm_cat.category_id
LEFT JOIN film fil
ON flm_cat.film_id = fil.film_id
LEFT JOIN inventory inv
ON fil.film_id = inv.film_id
LEFT JOIN rental ren
ON inv.inventory_id = ren.inventory_id
LEFT JOIN payment pay
ON ren.rental_id = pay.rental_id
GROUP BY cat.name
ORDER BY revenue DESC
LIMIT 5; Or run them all in both SQLite and DuckDB
./duckdb/build/release/duckdb < sakila-examples.sql
sqlite3 sakila.db < sakila-examples.sqlTo build, type
make
To run, run the bundled duckdb shell:
./build/release/duckdb -unsigned
Then, load the SQLite extension like so:
LOAD 'build/release/extension/sqlite_scanner/sqlite_scanner.duckdb_extension';
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