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Funny: back in the late 90s I ran a quite large (for the time) discussion board and everything was stored in an Access MDB file, similar to how people try to do
by whstl 4y ago
Funny: back in the late 90s I ran a quite large (for the time) discussion board and everything was stored in an Access MDB file, similar to how people try to do today with SQLite. I didn't know better, that's how I though things worked.
It worked quite well for several years, until of course I reached a limit (which was much smaller than 4GB), and I had to delete old posts.