[Terrorizt]

I know a little bit of Y_INI and SQLite but idk which one to continue with

[Krokett]

Go with SQLite, you will learn SQL and with that you can expand it to MySQL in the future.

[HBG]

Sqlite, but you should consider mysql, it is so much easier to manage a mysql database then an sqlite. If you need to make a change to an sqlite database you have to stop your server, download the database make changes with some database browser program, then reupload it. It is actually a really big headache.

[J0sh...]

MySQL It's not far different than SQlite infact, MySQL might be easier to learn.

[Kapersky™]

I've used both, and I'd prefer SQLite - it's the best IMHO.

[DarkLored]

SQLite because it's a native and is way more faster than Y_INI and allows to do many things that you couldn't with Y_ini

[dominik523]

Well it depends on what you want to create.
I personally like to have everything in one file, a database, rather than bunch of files. Again, I would go over SQLite so I can create an UCP on my website and so on.
Y_ini is easier to learn I think since it's not a completely different programming language but it's power is limited in some things like sorting users and so on.

[PrivatioBoni]

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Originally Posted by DarkLored SQLite because it's a native and is way more faster than Y_INI and allows to do many things that you couldn't with Y_ini

Is it actually faster though?
It can obviously do more than Y_INI though, yes

[dominik523]

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Originally Posted by PrivatioBoni Is it actually faster though? It can obviously do more than Y_INI though, yes

Found this few minutes ago about the speed between those two:
http://serverfault.com/questions/966...le-on-the-disk

[SickAttack]

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Originally Posted by PrivatioBoni Is it actually faster though? It can obviously do more than Y_INI though, yes

Of course it is faster with loads of information.

I personally like SQLite for SA:MP.