Am 26.07.2006 um 19:52 schrieb Ruslan Zasukhin:
I think no. because
A) SqlLite.org do one engine
As long as RB didn't changed the file structure, PHP and all other
SQLite implementation should work just fine.
No, Stefan
SqlLite which is coming in PHP installation, is compiled as PHP
plugin.
Apache -> PHP service -> SQlLite plguin -- all in one.
So this PHP's plugin for SQL Lite
-- knows nothing about REAL SQL Server.
-- don't know its protocol
-- cannot connect...
You can exchange db files - right.
IF was changed nothing right.
But e.g. I know that SqlLite plugin for Director do store some data
in own
format...
SQLite is a library which is compiled in an application. As I said,
as long as PHP uses the unchanged SQLite lib, there can't be any
different in the fileformat - and thus PHP will work fine.
What is SQLite plugin for director? Never heard of it...
At least, it isn't here:
http://www.sqlite.org/download.html
I didn't said, that PHP would connect to REASQLServer - since
there is no client-server notion in SQLite at all. SQLite work
based on files.
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