[Champ]

I want to see how many players likes which system.
Just for fun.

[KingHual]

We can't know how many players a database supports. It depends on lots of things, for example the number of fields and their types. I'd go with "as many as your HDD allows."

[MP2]

y_ini and Dini aren't databases - they're file readers. Even if you made multiple databases listed, it's obvious which one would be the most popular (starts with my, ends with SQL) because of the support for it.

Between y_ini and Dini, the choice is obvious. Dini is very slow.

[SsHady]

use BUD(blazing user database)

[Konstantinos]

Everything depends on the server. If you run a server and you do not want to use MySQL for things with the website, I'd go with SQLite.

[Anak]

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Originally Posted by MP2 y_ini and Dini aren't databases - they're file readers. Even if you made multiple databases listed, it's obvious which one would be the most popular (starts with my, ends with SQL) because of the support for it. Between y_ini and Dini, the choice is obvious. Dini is very slow.

This ^

[[HiC]TheKiller]

SQLite would be my favourite as it's so convenient and simple. It's also included in the sa-mp package! I only use MySQL due to mainly creating applications with the server application.

[QuaTTrO]

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Originally Posted by [HiC]TheKiller SQLite would be my favourite as it's so convenient and simple. It's also included in the sa-mp package! I only use MySQL due to mainly creating applications with the server application.

Yup, i like SQLite too.

[iJumbo]

i think a good database is how a person use it.

MySql can handle huge data and is actually my "favorite" to use but there is no a best database.

[linuxthefish]

SQLite for medium sized SA-MP servers, MySQL is a bit of a waste.