I think you miss the point about Sqlite. It is just a part of your CGI
program - you don't need any help from the ISP, just a directory with
enough disk space for the Sqlite file. For a modestly sized web
application it is a great way of handling your data.
If you are using PHP you just need to know that it has Sqlite
incorporated, which I believe is standard these days.
JS
Jim McNamara wrote:
thanks john and clay-
it is good to know i have an option that works if i
need it. i think people can actually save a little
money that way. some hosts will offer php at a lower
price per month without the mysql db . when you
upgrade to get a mysql db included it costs more. or
you could just use xhtml and cgi and forget php.
i am still checking around to see if someone will let
me use it with php. olm.net is checking into it and
said try back in a couple of weeks and ask again.
they are testing php5 right now on their system.
i bookmarked the cgi library page in case i need it in
the future.
now i might have 2 options at different prices to
choose from.
thanks again,
jim
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