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You can certainly host it on a network drive if the network filesystem has the right features and behaviour. The same goes for a local filesystem. Sqlite has c
by TekMol 5y ago
You can certainly host it on a network drive if the network filesystem has the right features and behaviour.
The same goes for a local filesystem. Sqlite has certain features it requires the filesystem to have. That is independent of how that filesystem stores the data physically.
- fmakunbound 5y ago> if the network filesystem has the right features and behaviour Which network filesystems are those?
- dogma1138 5y agoSQLite actually works just fine on Windows files shares (and yes with multiple clients since Windows file shares do support file locks) but I wouldn’t recommend it as a remote DB/multi client solution.