MySQL
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Originally Posted by /^We(stie|z+[e|a
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It doesn't take that much to learn, especially with tools like phpmyadmin to help you create the backend with ease. Why does no one suggest sqlite?
Dunno about SQLLite, but MySQL has them fancy GUI tools. <3
They probably work with SQLLite anyway though.

But anyway, MySQL is much better than files.
With files, you can only store so much data in them before it takes a long time to read/write from/to them.
MySQL makes it very easy to organize your data.
And it has those perty functions like NOW() and md5()
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MySQL - by Vince - 07.07.2009, 20:55
Re: Files or SQL? - by *ToM* - 07.07.2009, 20:58
Re: Files or SQL? - by Vince - 07.07.2009, 21:26
Re: Files or SQL? - by Chaprnks - 08.07.2009, 00:00
Re: Files or SQL? - by Westie - 08.07.2009, 00:03
Re: Files or SQL? - by Chaprnks - 08.07.2009, 00:12
Re: Files or SQL? - by ledzep - 08.07.2009, 06:18
Re: Files or SQL? - by Vince - 08.07.2009, 11:11
Re: MySQL - by Andom - 08.07.2009, 11:32

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