Hi list, I've been looking for better Haskell sqlite bindings for few months now. So far I've tried or investigated the following sqlite packages: - hdbc-sqlite3 - sqlite - direct-sqlite At the same time I've played around a bit with postgresql-simple. I've come to quite like the postgresql-simple API and would like to have a access API for sqlite. Unfortunately, all the existing sqlite bindings seem to offer a much lower level interface. I'm thinking that if no *-simple style Haskell library exists for sqlite3, I'd like to create one. I've exchanged a few e-mails about this with Leon and with his help have a few ideas on how to go about it. Leon suggested that the design should be two libraries: one low-level library that can be unsafe to use directly and another medium-level package that's built on the low-level library. The medium part would borrow pretty directly from existing *-simple packages. I dabbled a bit with my own low-level sqlite bindings but later came to realize that the direct-sqlite package (http://ireneknapp.com/software/) seems to be pretty close to what I'd need. So I'm thinking that could be the low-level part of sqlite-simple. Does this seem like a useful thing to build? (I know I'd need it.) Does something like this already exist? Thanks! Janne