On 09/13/2015 04:36 AM, Justin W Elam wrote:
Likely a solution that seems to work well is SQLite backend with a
small server/web page doing the front end. Until you get to millions
of transactions this usually is the easiest database to learn first
before going to MySQL/postgreSQL/ for the back end
My SQL is very easy to set up and run. Once you have added
"includes" standard head that logs into MySQL all access is completed
for each page that is used.
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