Unreal Engine 4.22 Released!

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@Jamie_Dale

SQLiteSupport used to be a runtime module that was moved to its own plug-in. It proves access to an SQLite database via our abstract database API.

SQLiteCore is new, and provides a minimal wrapper around the SQLite C API, using a custom “OS” implementation that uses the UE4 HAL for cross-platform support. If you specifically want to use an SQLite database, this is the version I’d recommend as it allows certain optimizations that the “support” library hides.

SQLiteSupport is implemented using SQLiteCore.

Everything I just said was also in the release notes (plus some more info); search for “SQLite” on the first post in this thread

There is no editor UI or assets for either. They’re both for use directly in C++.

Thank you for the reply. I looked at the release notes and didn’t find it to explain my questions though.

So, if I want to use SQLite through blueprints, I have to buy a plugin from the marketplace?