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Is there anything even close to SQLite in terms of reliability? Its pretty much the standard for embedded systems.
by karmicthreat 9y ago
Is there anything even close to SQLite in terms of reliability? Its pretty much the standard for embedded systems.
- amirouche 9y agowhat about wiredtiger?
- tyingq 9y agoInterbase is similar in purpose and has a good reputation. Not free or open source though.
- dfox 9y agoThere is Firebird which is essentially an opensouce InterBase (IIRC it is forked from IB5 source). It is probably more widely used than new commercial versions of IB. One interesting feature is that it is probably only opensource DBMS that not only works with multiple engines accessing same database stored on Windows share but it is actually supported usecase.
- noselasd 9y agoIf it's for embedded systems, Polyhedra from Enea is used in quiet a few high reliable and rugged systems.