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Easy: Put a server process in front of it and route access to the DB through that. :P
by panzi 12y ago
Easy: Put a server process in front of it and route access to the DB through that. :P
- eyko 12y agoDoesn't that just defeat the purpose? At that point you're probably much better off just using postgressql (or similar).
- jqm 12y agoThat's what I'm thinking. Probably less trouble just to set up postgres at that point and not deal with unexpected troubles and complications. But I hadn't thought of putting a server process in front of sqlite so thanks for the tip. It might come in handy at some point.
- jqm 12y agowould someone care to explain why they down voted that comment?
- nikbackm 12y agoIt might be a neat solution if you already have a server process for other tasks anyway and the data access needs are quite simple.
- panzi 12y agoIt was a joke! Hence the ":P".
- genwin 12y agoI did that, using Go and its channels feature. Not much code and works like a charm.