>my understanding is that sqlite will be faster, the default, That is unconfirmed. In my experience, MySQL in 7.5.3 is at least as fast as SQLite in 7.6.
Remember, the built-in instance of MySQL in 7.5.x has not been optimised - running a separate MySQL instance with optimised settings can vastly improve 7.5.x performance. I think 7.6 has made other general optimisations, and no-one has a working MySQL in 7.6 to make a comparison. >won't need an external separate process, That is neither a pro or con. I have MySQL running as a separate process (not controlled by SBS), as it then doesn't need to be stopped/restarted when SBS is restarted, so startup performance is faster. >and will eliminate AV and win defender type issues That appears to be true. I've not had much trouble myself, and not a problem that SBS/Logitech need to fix - users need to configure their AV/firewall packages to work properly. They should be unobtrusive. There's no reason why a user couldn't experience similar issues with SQLite - after all the DB engine still writes data to a file, and an AV/firewall suite could complain about that. i.e. I think SQLite has an option to run locked/not locked; if it is locked, an AV scanner may not be able to read the content and complain. Phil _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
