I\'ve got an 7.4Gb csv file. After converting it to a sqlite database with a python script the output DB is 4.7Gb, around 60% of the original size.
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I have a rather big SQLite file in my GIT repository and I was wondering why my total repository size was not growing that much but instead, was even smaller than my SQLite-.db-file. Turns out, GIT compresses the repository by default. A quick check on my .db-file also indicates this, since zipping the .db-file resulted in a zip-archive which was only ~20% the size of the .db-file.
So, at least with the default settings, it doesn't look like SQLite is storing the data in a compressed way. However, regardless of that, it might be fine to add a big SQLite file to a GIT repository, since GIT performs compression automatically.