single user app: sqlite is probably easiest to deploy and contend with. multi-user app: postgresql is probably more difficult to deploy, because they strive for security out of the box, rather than ease of deployment. But then, I haven't explored creating a custom installer for it either, which might simplify that aspect.
I've never liked the MySQL licensing structure. Since Oracle bought them out, I fear it like the pleague. Funny, I used to make a real nice wadge as an oracle consultant... LOL ? Oracle is a nifty database, but overpriced and overly complicated, don't know if it's calmed down any over the past few years. But Blah. Firebird has probably gotten a lot better since it's been open sourced. Ingres was horrid IMO, which probably explains why it's been opensourced in the first/last place. I've installed firebird once and it left a bad taste in my mouth, thus I uninstalled it, but it's been a few years for that one too. I've worked a little with Sybase SQL anywhere. It looks to me like an RDB written in java. Since I've neglected to look at MSSSql and understand it's based on Sybase original sources, is it java based much like sqlanywhere? Just curious... -Joseph On Tue, 2007-03-13 at 14:26 -0700, johnf wrote: > On Tuesday 13 March 2007 13:24, johnf wrote: > > Larry is experiencing strange saves (always saves as a class) from his > > ClassDesigner. I ran into the same thing and deleted my > > dabopreferences.db. But I can't find one on his system??? > I have no idea what happened here - but we found the db exactly where I told > him it was. _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/dabo-users
