I've recently started creating SQLite geodatabases using ArcGIS 10.2 for Desktop with both ST_GEOMETRY and SPATIALITE storage data types and was impressed by how easy this was to do.
I then tried to Start Editing them from ArcMap only to be blocked by an error:
No editable layers.
and a warning
The workspace containing this data cannot be edited.
I looked and could not find this limitation mentioned anywhere, and originally mistook it as SQLite being read-only to ArcGIS for Desktop.
Is the non-editability of SQLite within ArcMap edit sessions documented anywhere?
Answer
It's not strictly read-only access. You can load data via copy/paste and import into a SQLite or SpatiaLite database. Tables and feature classes can be appended to using append or Load Data.
You can edit the SQLite/SpatiaLite data via code as Insert/Update/Delete are supported.
What you can't do is open an edit session in ArcMap.
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