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> If you have to keep the initial requirement for your software, then SQLite is completely out of equation. It'd be a very short article if so, don't you think
by embedding-shape 11mo ago
> If you have to keep the initial requirement for your software, then SQLite is completely out of equation.
It'd be a very short article if so, don't you think? Full article would be something like: "Normally you'd have a remote connection to the database, and since we're supposed to test SQLite's performance, and SQLite is embedded, it doesn't compare. Fin"
- stonemetal12 11mo agoThe table of data at the end of the article has 7 lines, only one has data for both DBs. What was the point of setting up the comparison if there is no comparison made?
- andersmurphy 11mo agoBecause it shows that a network RDBS database cannot get you out of this predicament.