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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 12/08/07 03:02
AnrDaemon wrote:
> Greetings, John.
> In reply to Your message dated Friday, December 7, 2007, 09:39:11,
>
>> Let me try to find the right line to point PHP to the right place. In the
>> meantime it still is very problematic to get something out of the database
>> on the webbrowsers screen. PHP let's me connect to the database but after
>> that it is a no go. It return an errormessage that the database is encrypted
>> or not a database at all. Seems an issue between the latetst SQLite version
>> and PHP. I'm at the brink of giving up and convert the database to a mysql
>> environment. Very sad...
>
> I'd better advice You to move to MySQL (which is multi-user multi-threaded
> database) anyway, than start guessing if You have multiple requests to
> database at the same time from different sources, or probably some of them may
> be writing requests, taking some time and locking database.
>
>
There is no problem with SQLLite for those who do not need the power of
MySQL (especially if they want to save system resources).
It can be a little difficult to get SQLLite working the first time, but
once you have it working it works well for low volume sites.
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