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I have three tables with 5 columns each. They can grow upto 15 rows each.
Does it make sense to have a SQLite database for this or should a file suffice? I am talking about pure performance basis.
From a performance point of view this will matter very little, but from a maintenance point of view you should go with the sql approach, stay clear of any arcane home-brew approaches if there is a general well-known way of doing something 🙂
Also it should be a lot faster to write the code for the database rather that for the flat file. And, never optimize until you can measure and see that you have a performance issue.