Which one is faster SQLite or Postgresql to insert rows ?

Test it. But realize that "inserting rows" and "inserting rows" is different. Things that may matter

• The size of the row.
• The number of indices. If there are indices, where in the tree(s) the rows are inserted.
• Are you using transactions? How many rows in a transaction?
• How big is the database? How fast are your disks? Where's your log partition?
• Is the table/are the indices "hot" or "cold" (loaded in memory, or still on disk)?
• Are there any triggers involved? Constraints? Duplicate keys? Foreign key constraints?

just to name a view.

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