Re: SQLite and friends

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> SQLite.

> Because MySQL just wasn't "sql access to your filesystem"-enough
> for some people.

Well, no, it's not, in fact I'm not sure that SQLite is fast enough
for our application, even using an in-core database and precompiled
queries. We're comparing SQLite and Metakit right now, and the advantage
of SQLite is that we can share more code between the front-end and the
back-end.

> Because doing data management right IS FOR SLOWPOKE NINNIES.

Well, doing data management "right" kind of depends on what kind of
software you're writing. I don't think I'd want to use Postgres in
a handheld or the front end of a control system, even when it's got
a UNIX base.

• SQLite and friends Simon Wistow 11:17 on 25 May 2005
  • Re: SQLite and friends Nicholas Clark 11:26 on 25 May 2005
    • Greg McCarroll 11:28 on 25 May 2005
  • peter (Peter da Silva) 14:56 on 25 May 2005
  • Chris Devers 16:26 on 25 May 2005
    • Matt McLeod 03:05 on 26 May 2005
  • peter (Peter da Silva) 17:10 on 25 May 2005

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