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Look, I love SQLite as much as the next person, but as a database, it's got a lot of problems. From the lack of a formal time-date storage class to the "dynami
by mwexler 9y ago
Look, I love SQLite as much as the next person, but as a database, it's got a lot of problems. From the lack of a formal time-date storage class to the "dynamic typing", if we are going to go binary and complex, is SQLite the best place to plan for future stability and ease of use?
The first question is "Q1: Does a RDBMS help here?" and then 2nd "Q2: Given Q1=Y, Which might we use, what features are reqd and how are they implemented?". Parent jumped to SQLite as the answer (given the source) but I am unconvinced on Q2, or even Q1.