Re: [Mysql-cocoa-users] Re: Requirement for libmysqlclient....

[Bertrand M. <bma...@wa...>]

Hi Roger,

Just as a side note, your choice will really depend on how many records you
need to handle. In case there are just a few, you can use an NSArchive and
store that in memory. In case you need an embedded DB, you might want to
look at SQLite. there is a cocoa framework for this small DB available
somewhere on the net. Go there and search for SQL:

http://cocoa.mamasam.com/links

Good luck

Bertrand Mansion
Mamasam


le 29/11/02 13:17, Serge Cohen =E0 co...@em... a =E9crit=A0:

> I'm afraid there is a missunderstanding...
>=20
> The SMySQL_fully_embeded version of the framework does not need
> libmysqlclient around (it contains the code of it). STILL it is only
> able to connect to an (existing and runing) MySQL DB server.
>=20
> In other word, this is not (yet) a version of the framework which
> contains the DB, it is only able to be client of a DB server. This
> version will hopefully come (soon ?), but is not existing so far.
>=20
> To put it in other words:
> If you want to use MySQL using the SMySQL framework, you need both:
> 1. the SMySQL_fully_embeded version of the framework (in your
> application bundle)
> 2. a running MySQL server (either on same computer or accross network)
>=20
>=20
> Was that your question?
>=20
> Serge.
>=20
>=20
> Le vendredi 29 novembre 2002, =E0 01:01 , Robert Cerny a =E9crit :
>=20
>> Hi Serge,
>> thanks for your very long email even it didn't answer all my questions.
>> Maybe the libmysqlclient name is a little bit confusing but I would
>> like to be 100% sure I understand it well.
>> Is it possible, using SMySQL_fully_embeded target, create an internal
>> database inside my application and maintain it? I don't need add
>> records but make some selects and populate them in tableviews...
>>=20
>> Thanks
>> Robert