08.07.2009, 06:18
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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? |
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()

