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SQL vs. SQLite

Discussion in 'MySQL' started by Samker, Apr 23, 2009.

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Which DB you prefer??

  1. SQL

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  2. SQlite

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  1. #1
    Hi guys,

    I have one (newbie) question about this two kind of databases...

    Which one is better and why?? :confused:
     
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    Samker, Apr 23, 2009 IP
  2. tscbh

    tscbh Peon

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    I don't think there is a database called SQL!
    Did you mean MySQL?
     
    tscbh, Apr 23, 2009 IP
  3. Samker

    Samker Well-Known Member

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    Yes, sorry my mistake.
     
    Samker, Apr 23, 2009 IP
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    It is MySQL. I perfer MySQL or in your case "SQL" :).
     
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    Depend on the type of application mate! If you are doing caching, I would say SQLite is better because it's faster and easier to configure. Security is not needed.

    If you need something more complex, networkable and scalable then MySQL is a better choice.
     
    tscbh, Apr 23, 2009 IP
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    There are a lot of datebase engines out there each with their own special features. Mysql probably one of the most popular
     
    Innostorm, Apr 23, 2009 IP