INN and db 4,6
Marc Stürmer
mail at marc-stuermer.de
Mon Sep 24 19:43:07 UTC 2007
Am Montag 24 September 2007 schrieb Bill Davidsen:
> It may be time to pick a database source which (a) works and (b) we can
> redistribute, and stop chasing the moving target. Or (c) has anyone done
> any testing with mysql to see if we could use that?
The question is, what you would gain from MySQL as database engine. As Russ
already stated, a lot of new added complexity and a new dependency that can
turn into a failure if MySQL hangs.
If someone is really looking for a SQL-engine, perhaps SQLite would be a good
fit (http://www.sqlite.org) since it is embeddable in the source, OSS and
really small, although I personally don't see why someone would want to use
SQL instead of Berkeley DB. But then again, it might work and programming a
backend for it should not be more complex than for BDB I think.
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