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Posted by Koen on 09/07/06 18:49
Frits van Leeuwen wrote:
> "Richard Brooks" <richardbrooks@vickers-supermarine.com> schreef in bericht
> news:BO2dnbhwIr7rimLZRVnyuQ@bt.com...
>> Usenet said the following on 06/09/06 14:42:
>>> In article <9d571$44fe949e$c2ab6db8$21151@news1.tudelft.nl>, Frits van
>>> Leeuwen wrote:
>>>> Is it posible to create and use a DB without MYSQL or SQL?
>>> It sounds like you're asking "can I have a database without having a
>>> database", which I think makes the answer a clear "no"
>> Flatfiles can be used as such and are okay for not too large databases so
>> the answer is a foggy "yes!"
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> Thanks for the answers,
>
> When I read the answeres, I think my user DB is posible, but not a site
> control DB.
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> For users DB: Administrator, Familie and the rest. So it are 2 users with
> passwords.
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> I mean with a site control DB: Every page a record in a DB. I like to make
> my site with 2 language and 10 or mor pages. Perhaps in the future There
> will be more languages and more pages.
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If usertable is possible then "content"table is also possible. But in
most of the cases it's better to make language files for content =>
variables with translations in it, google for it. This to lower the
connections to the database.
Koen
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