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> _Note:_ Signed applications cannot modify their bundle resources. If you bundle a database file with your app for the purpose of bootstrapping, copy it to a writable location _before_ establishing a connection (see [Read-Write Databases](#read-write-databases), above, for typical, writable locations).

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> See these two Stack Overflow questions for more information about iOS apps with SQLite databases: [1](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34609746/what-different-between-store-database-in-different-locations-in-ios), [2](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34614968/ios-how-to-copy-pre-seeded-database-at-the-first-running-app-with-sqlite-swift). We welcome sample code to show how to successfully copy and use a bundled "seed" database for writing in an app.

#### In-Memory Databases

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