Learn how to use SQL in Go (Golang) using SQLite including connecting to a database, writing queries, creating tables, CRUD operations, and handling context and timeouts.
To set up the project, initialize with 'go mod init sql-in-go' and install SQLite using 'go get -u github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3'.
Connecting to the database involves using sql.Open function with the driver name and database file path, checking for errors, and closing the connection after use.
Common database operations include creating, inserting, querying, updating, and deleting data with corresponding SQL queries.
Creating OrderRepository and Order structs allows for defining methods to interact with the database like creating tables, inserting data, and retrieving orders.
It is essential to use placeholders instead of concatenating strings to avoid SQL injection while inserting data into the database.
Context and Timeout can be used to set deadlines for query execution to avoid blocking the database connection for too long.
The tutorial provides practical code examples for creating tables, inserting and retrieving data, updating, and deleting records in SQLite database using Go.
By following this tutorial, you can effectively work with SQL databases in Go and efficiently manage data operations.
The code snippets provided demonstrate how to perform various database operations utilizing the SQL capabilities in Go with SQLite.