SQLite as Android storage?

I am developing android apps, yet I used shared-pref and JSON(rest web service) for storing data. I generally tend to prefer less sophisticated technologies, as I believe more complexity results in more issues. But for my new app, it may be better to have db-like storage.

What do you think about using SQLite in Android , is it really light? Have开发者_开发知识库 you experienced performance or compatibility issues developing SQLite for Android?

Namely would you recommend SQLite over simpler alternatives as android storage solution?

Thanks

SQLite is light, fast and it works.

It all depends on what data you want to save. If it is good to have a real database with relationships for your new app, then don't be afraid and go into SQLite.