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The underlying application manages its data via a standardized SQLite database framework ( roms.db ). This stores lightweight metadata across three primary axes: ROM entries, hardware platforms, and regional release variants.

One of Crocdb's primary hardware use-cases is its integration with , a homebrew application built for the Nintendo DS and DSi consoles. Using the crocdb-to-kekatsu data port , console users can load explicit database links directly onto their systems. By altering the databases.txt directory of the console application, users query individual platform files sequentially: crocodb

// Query with ease const admins = await users.find( role: 'Admin' ); The underlying application manages its data via a

| Feature | SQLite | DuckDB | | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Primary Use | OLTP | Analytics | Edge AI / Vectors | | Rust Bindings | Limited | No | Native | | Vector Search | No (extensions) | No | Built-in | | Binary Size | ~500KB | ~15MB | ~89KB | Using the crocdb-to-kekatsu data port , console users