On 3/7/07, Impudent1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hank williams wrote: > > +1 sqlite. MySQL is impractical to put on everyones computer in the country. > > > Hmm, well considering Adobe already does it with bridge I disagree :)
hmm... I dont have "bridge" on my computer. Dont even know what it is. So I guess I would have to disagree that it is on every computer, whereas flash and therefore apollo almost certainly will be :) > That said I have never played with sqlite and will have to take look at it. > From > the faqs, I did see that only one process can write to the db at a time vs > mysql > being able to do multiple processes, so depending on what type of apps your > creating if concurrency matters I would think mysql a better choice. I do love > the simplicity of the sqlite concept tho :) > mysql is clearly more robust - and complex - than sqlite, which is exactly the point. Its overkill, with the single benefit of being familiar. But you will not be able to port code since sql is always tied into the language that is used to access it, like php, or java or whatever. AS3 will be a new language environment for accessing databases, so there will not be much portability other than data files, which isnt much of a benefit. Regards, Hank
