Some reference to the SDK, such as the developer site or a wikipedia article.
I've seen a few games use SQLite, it seems easy and clear enough to detect.
SteamDB links
https://steamdb.info/depot/1145363/
https://steamdb.info/depot/739631/
Possible way to detect it
The rules that can probably find this pretty well:
^.*sqlite.*\.dll$ (Examples: sqlite.dll, sqlite3.dll, sqlite3_x86.dll, win_sqlite3.dll, e_sqlite3.dll, msys-sqlite3.0.dll, System.Data.sqlite3.dll, Microsoft.Data.sqlite.dll)
Actual database files if the library is statically linked (Only finds if it were used for game content storage, which is interesting in its own way.)
^.*\.sqlite\d?$ (Examples: db.sqlite, my_content_storage.sqlite, db.sqlite3)
Some reference to the SDK, such as the developer site or a wikipedia article.
I've seen a few games use SQLite, it seems easy and clear enough to detect.
SteamDB links
https://steamdb.info/depot/1145363/
https://steamdb.info/depot/739631/
Possible way to detect it
The rules that can probably find this pretty well:
^.*sqlite.*\.dll$(Examples: sqlite.dll, sqlite3.dll, sqlite3_x86.dll, win_sqlite3.dll, e_sqlite3.dll, msys-sqlite3.0.dll, System.Data.sqlite3.dll, Microsoft.Data.sqlite.dll)Actual database files if the library is statically linked (Only finds if it were used for game content storage, which is interesting in its own way.)
^.*\.sqlite\d?$(Examples: db.sqlite, my_content_storage.sqlite, db.sqlite3)