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Originally Posted by carloLT nice work, but i don't like sqlite :/

IMO, SQLite is one of the the best options for remotely saving data, without having to connect an external database or having multiple INI files floating about. If you know MySQL then you can use SQLite to the fullest extent.

However, if you don't know a lot of SQL then you can use one of the great libraries released around the forums that are designed to make it easier for you!

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Originally Posted by PT Thanks Konstantinos reputed! but more one question.. in mysql for exemple in phpmyadmin you can put ther the values... for SQLite in using the "SQLite Database Browser 2.0 b1", and i dont find their were put the lenght of a row for exemple or default value.. can you explain for me please?

Uhm, yeah.

First, you load up the browser and select your DB, then select "Execute SQL". You can execute those queries that Konstantinos explained in his post in that box.