database

[Leo Mauler]

Here's an interesting question: if one uses SQLite and
suddenly needs MySQL or something else more complex
than SQLite, how complex will the conversion be?

--- "Timothy A. Canon" <tim at crn.org> wrote:
> Jim Herrmann wrote:
> 
> > MySQL is probably the way for you to go on this
> > application.  It's OSS, dual license actually, 
> > but unless you are going to sell this application 
> > and use MySQL, you pay a license fee. At least, I 
> > think that's the requirement.  Postgres, is under 
> > a BSD license, though, so you could check it out. 
  
> 
> Alternately, SQLite is in the public domain and has
> a relatively small learning curve.
> 
> 	<http://www.sqlite.org/>
> 
> Check here to see if it is right for your situation:
> 
> 	<http://www.sqlite.org/whentouse.html>


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