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SQLite Release 3.37.0 On 2021-11-27
-  STRICT tables provide a prescriptive style of data type management,
     for developers who prefer that kind of thing.
-  When adding columns that contain a
     CHECK constraint or a generated column containing a NOT NULL constraint,
     the ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN now checks new constraints against
     preexisting rows in the database and will only proceed if no constraints
     are violated.
-  Added the PRAGMA table_list statement.
-  CLI enhancements:
     
     -  Add the .connection command, allowing the CLI to keep multiple database
          connections open at the same time.
     
-  Add the --safe command-line option that disables
          dot-commands and SQL statements that might cause side-effects that extend
          beyond the single database file named on the command-line.
     
-  Performance improvements when reading SQL statements
          that span many lines.
     
 
-  Added the sqlite3_autovacuum_pages() interface.
-  The sqlite3_deserialize() does not and has never worked for the TEMP
     database.  That limitation is now noted in the documentation.
-  The query planner now omits ORDER BY clauses on subqueries and views
     if removing those clauses does not change the semantics of the query.
-  The generate_series table-valued function extension is modified so that
     the first parameter ("START") is now required.  This is done as a way to
     demonstrate how to write table-valued functions with required parameters.
     The legacy behavior is available using the -DZERO_ARGUMENT_GENERATE_SERIES
     compile-time option.
-  Added new sqlite3_changes64() and sqlite3_total_changes64() interfaces.
-  Added the SQLITE_OPEN_EXRESCODE flag option to sqlite3_open_v2().
-  Use less memory to hold the database schema.
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