Re: [SQLObject] exploring SQLObject as a bridge
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From: Ian B. <ia...@co...> - 2003-04-29 09:14:22
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On Fri, 2003-04-25 at 12:10, Donnal Walter wrote: > I am sure I will have other question of a more theoretical nature, > but my first question is merely to ask for recommendations for a > database backend. Since I am only exploring for now, I would am > interested in the easiest to install on my local machine. I had > planned on using Gadfly, for example, but I don't see it on the > list of databases supported by SQLObject. SQLite seems attractive, > but if I understand the instructions correctly, I would have to > compile it myself, and I don't have a C compiler. (Or is there a > Windows binary available?) What RDBMS would you recommend? I'd recommend SQLite -- I've only been using it very recently, but it seems quite nice, and seems like it fits your environment. If you really want minimal dependencies, DBMConnection will do that for you -- all the dependencies are included in the standard library. Ian |