[seanny]

Which is faster, MYSQL or Y_INI?

[IstuntmanI]

MySQL, but Y_INI is simpler. ( installing & using )

[Juniior]

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Originally Posted by costel_nistor96 MySQL, but Y_INI is simpler. ( installing & using )

They're two entirely different things, there is no comparison.

[Smally]

All depends how new you are to mysql its quite hard to learn

[=WoR=G4M3Ov3r]

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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.

Although, I personally prefer Y_INI.

[Unte99]

Just a small question about MySQL: is it necessary to have MySQL in the server if i want to host the server not, let's say on my computer ?

[=WoR=G4M3Ov3r]

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Originally Posted by Unte99 Just a small question about MySQL: is it necessary to have MySQL in the server if i want to host the server not, let's say on my computer ?

No... Depends on what kind of storage your script use, you can either pick MySQL or Y_INI, but if its an edit like Vortex RP 2 for example, you will need mysql.

[Astralis]

Y_INI for me

[James.Clement]

If you can learn how to use it MySql is the best of the best. Its a pain to learn but it has so many things you can do with it.

[Jakku]

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Originally Posted by =WoR=G4M3Ov3r Although, I personally prefer Y_INI.

That's all I can say