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I remember really pushing for SQLite for a specific application that used MS SQL... The main data in practice has requirements to be archived by event. And didn
by tracker1 3y ago
I remember really pushing for SQLite for a specific application that used MS SQL... The main data in practice has requirements to be archived by event. And didn't need more than a few dozen users with low transactions in practice. Easy backup, archive etc.
In the end, there was a complex solution with a all the business logic in stored procedures and functions. With a lot of variability and difficulty supporting the application.
This was for a petition verification system. So each petition could have easily fit into a SQLite database. Been portable and easy to archive, backup, transport etc.
But no,. We had to put all the logic in the database... Because integritai...