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Which is Faster, MySQL or Y_INI ?, i know they are different, but just answer my question.

Thank you.

[[O.z]Caroline]

Y_INI.

MySQL send values to DB.
Y_INI send values to sa-mp folder.

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Originally Posted by [O.z]Caroline Y_INI. MySQL send values to DB. Y_INI send values to sa-mp folder.

Mhm, I know that.. Just needed to know, which is faster.

Thanks anyways.

[admantis]

MySQL is better when transfering large chunks of data and viceversa.

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Originally Posted by admantis MySQL is better when transfering large chunks of data and viceversa.

Yep, I'm using MySQL for an RP server in development atm, and i argued with Kush about mysql isn't good for RP servers. And I'm not going to change everything to a non mysql script, it'll take me ages.

[Kush]

You can't necessarily compare the two. MySQL saves into databases (use of a third party application), Y_INI stores into files. Y_ini, being designed large amounts of data quickly makes this a stable, effective and reliable system. MySQL's amount of memory and CPU usage renders it 'faulty' in comparison to a fast INI_Parser. I would like to see compromising tests between the native SQL (SQLite) and Y_ini.

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Originally Posted by Kush You can't necessarily compare the two. MySQL saves into databases (use of a third party application), Y_INI stores into files. Y_ini, being designed large amounts of data quickly makes this a stable, effective and reliable system. MySQL's amount of memory and CPU usage renders it 'faulty' in comparison to a fast INI_Parser. I would like to see compromising tests between the native SQL (SQLite) and Y_ini.

I see, but i still won't change my core from MySQL to a non mysql.. It'll take me ages.