[jfxk]

Wondering what would be your opinions on the best file format (SQLite? MySQL dump? other?) to share large (more than 10GB) DB for easier import by users, since large CSV/TXT also big headache to import very large datasets.

[bibooo]

sqlite3 is the best i think?

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[pacodarmew]

Wondering what would be your opinions on the best file format (SQLite? MySQL dump? other?) to share large (more than 10GB) DB for easier import by users, since large CSV/TXT also big headache to import very large datasets.

@jfxk i think sqlite is faster for those who know how to use it, mysqldump is good but the problem is that if there is any problem with the dump it's a headach to make work, for the CSV/TXT/JSON they are good for users who doesnt have db skills, 
in my opinion sqlite is good

[termit]

The best format is the one that is more convenient for a person to use. No installation of specialized programs it CSV/TXT

[jfxk]

Although few answers, think SQlite seems the best option. 

For use I prefer HeidiSQL Portable (OSS https://www.heidisql.com/download.php ) where I don't need to install in Windows. Just download, unzip and run HeidiSQL.exe then can create a new database file and create database and tables, or easier, use the export to database function to copy it from/to MySQL or other large SQL DB in a breeze without worries about charset support, fields mapping etc like in CSV that demand a lot of time.

Just tried the following in 15 seconds (sample 1k data from known leak in this forum):

https://mega.nz/file/dXlWyabB#R0gDbnndb1...keWWm1YNFw

The DB's I may share in future here in the forum, for sure in SQLite.