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SQLite isn't supposed to be a fully featured DBMS.
Neither is BerkleyDB. Far from it. They are actually remarkably similar in the sense that they are _embedded_ database solutions, which is why they are both rather popular in OSS. BerkleyDB doesn't even have a SQL query syntax, IIRC.
I'm not complaining about SQLite. Over the past 5 years I've used SQLite in roughly 80% of my projects. It's fast, small, and simple. Couldn't ask for more... unless your project needs something that can handle heavy traffic from multiple sources seamlessly. Then you're fucked.
Do you complain that your fridge can't play DVDs?
Yes. All the time.