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However, general database design guidelines still apply. In particular, it is not recommended to
store large binary blobs in a table that is queried often. If done naively you may accidentally
large amounts of data into memory when querying your table, and further large binary blobs can
slow down SQLite's ability to efficiently access the rows in your tables.
load large amounts of data into memory when querying your table. Furthermore, large binary blobs
can slow down SQLite's ability to efficiently access the rows in your tables.

It is recommended to hold binary blobs in a separate, but related, table. For example, if you are
building a reminders app that has lists, and you allow your users to assign an image to a list.
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