Now that we can explore data with the command line and have mastered transforming text, we'll provide you with the keys to the kingdom. SQLite is a public domain library that implements a SQL engine and provides a sqlite command shell for interacting with database files. Unlike Oracle, MySQL, and other database engines that provide a network endpoint, sqlite is offline and locally driven by library calls to interact with a single file that is the entire database. This makes backups easy. Backups can be created by doing cp database.sq3 backups/`date +%F`-database.sq3. One can version control it, but that's unlikely to compress well with delta comparisons.
Keys to the kingdom
Using SQLite
Easy import of CSV files ...