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In the current version of Windows Phone, there’ s no support for a built-in local database. This will be taken care of in the next release of the OS (codename “Mango”), which will be released late this year. Mango will have a built-in SQL CE (-like) database which can be accessed using LINQ to SQL. At the time of writing, there seem to be a few drawbacks you’ll have to keep in mind:
The backend store is in a non-standard format
It’s not possible to execute ad-hoc SQL queries (neither DDL nor DML)
Shipping a database file with your app is a complicated process
If any of these limitations is a blocker for your application, or you just want to have a local database right now, using SQLite is a great alternative.
The backend store is in a non-standard format
It’s not possible to execute ad-hoc SQL queries (neither DDL nor DML)
Shipping a database file with your app is a complicated process
If any of these limitations is a blocker for your application, or you just want to have a local database right now, using SQLite is a great alternative.
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