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In Akavache docs said that it's powered by SQLite. And from what I heard Akavache is quite nice tool for the key-value storage and sometimes you just don't want to store some cached data into SQL.

Also, usually in mobile apps you also require some data stored in SQL-manner.

In that case it requires two db approaches to be used through the app: SQL and Non-SQL. So, as long as Akavache is still based on SQLite, is there any way to use both: SQLite and Akavache, which uses the sam SQLite (files)?

This is referred in context of Xamarin .NET Standard projects.

Any hints?

Agat
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    There is no reason you can't. Akavache will create its own backend db file. – Jason Aug 14 '18 at 20:42
  • But apparently that's rather not possible if they use the same file? It's not like I would definitely need that, but just to understand the way it works... – Agat Aug 14 '18 at 20:43
  • Well, no, that would not be a good idea. Why would you want to do that? – Jason Aug 14 '18 at 20:44
  • Again, this is not like I would. Just clarifying. But separate files is still ok as well, thanks! – Agat Aug 14 '18 at 21:28

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