Currently the package 'sqlite2' provides the binary /usr/bin/sqlite,
while the package 'sqlite' provides the binary /usr/bin/sqlite3.
This results in a confusing interaction, because with sqlite package
installed, running sqlite results in a 'command not found' message and a
suggestion to install sqlite2.
I suggest renaming the binary and manpage in sqlite2 to sqlite2, and
renaming the binary and manpage provided by sqlite to sqlite.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1477740
Come to think about it, do we even need sqlite2 any more? Maybe it
should be dropped? Are there any dependencies in other packages or other
reasons to keep old sqlite/sqlite2?
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