The CLDF SQLite database should use a known property's default separator, e.g. \t for IGT tiers, and not potentially different local separators, to make SQL more portable across datasets.
Doesn't really work. If a dataset decides to deviate from the default, maybe because the default conflicts with the data, this deviation must be respected.
The CLDF SQLite database should use a known property's default separator, e.g.
\t
for IGT tiers, and not potentially different local separators, to make SQL more portable across datasets.