[Kyosaur]

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Originally Posted by RoBo How the hell can MySQL be more reliable than native SQLite? What happenes if the MySQL server dies? The SA:MP server crashes. What happens if you need to update MySQL? The SA:MP server dies. What happens if the server loses connection with the db? It's lights out for the SA:MP server. Oh, and it's faster.

What happens if you lose your 321,000 accounts because sqlite cant handle it (lol, sorry robo had to use that as it demonstrates my point pretty good)? What happens if you want to have a website with stats and dont want to put in much more work than it would take with mysql?

As for sergei's comment, thats completely false. Sqlite is much more reliable than mysql (well in the case of sa-mp). The only thing that worries me about sqlite is its problem with loads. I would gladly give up speed for the ability to handle huge loads, and the ease to implement them into websites.