> RDBMSs are there to enforce constraints on data.
If you did not ask SQLite to enforce type constraints on relations (with STRICT), it will work in the relaxed, backwards-compatible expected behavior of previous versions of SQLite.
That being said, if you want actual validation, you probably need more complex CHECK expressions anyways with your business rules, and those work by default on any database.
> RDBMSs are there to enforce constraints on data.
If you did not ask SQLite to enforce type constraints on relations (with STRICT), it will work in the relaxed, backwards-compatible expected behavior of previous versions of SQLite.
That being said, if you want actual validation, you probably need more complex CHECK expressions anyways with your business rules, and those work by default on any database.
https://www.sqlite.org/stricttables.html