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> Better databases have row level locking which allows many users to update the same table at the same time. Nitpick: Databases that make different tradeoffs h
by Arcsech 10y ago
> Better databases have row level locking which allows many users to update the same table at the same time.
Nitpick: Databases that make different tradeoffs have row level locking. SQlite is very good, for the niche that it's in, which is a lightweight, embeddable database for primarily single-user applications. It's incredibly popular in that space, to the point of likely being the most-used database on the planet by number of running instances since it's in so many smartphones/embedded devices.
- Thetawaves 10y agoNone of the use cases you mention are 'multiuser' so I'm going to take this as just a helpful hint to the internet at large.