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It seems to me that Microsoft frequently writes new embedded databases, leaving them poorly documented and accessible from weird tools. For example, the regist
by projektfu 9y ago
It seems to me that Microsoft frequently writes new embedded databases, leaving them poorly documented and accessible from weird tools. For example, the registry, Windows installer, structured storage.
- coldacid 9y agoStructured storage isn't embedded database tech. It's actually FAT (or close enough) inside a file, with a bunch of helper COM objects.