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Lloyd Dupont
What put me off with FireBird, when I looked at it, maybe around 6 month
ago, is that the embeded, 0 config, file based database DLL engine was not
very much advertized and .NET didn't seems to be well supported at the time.
From what reading I did back then I had the feeling the FB didn't fulfill my
criteria which was:
- a simple, crash & exception resistant (basically I use transaction for
that) incremental file storage engine.
the fact it's SQL is ...... unfortunate!
In fact once I will have finish my current (home) project I will work on a
simple (.NET) storage engine (No SQL), I'm sure this has potential, and I
did a lot of reading with SQLite & FB source code already, so it will be fun
to put into practice....
ago, is that the embeded, 0 config, file based database DLL engine was not
very much advertized and .NET didn't seems to be well supported at the time.
From what reading I did back then I had the feeling the FB didn't fulfill my
criteria which was:
- a simple, crash & exception resistant (basically I use transaction for
that) incremental file storage engine.
the fact it's SQL is ...... unfortunate!
In fact once I will have finish my current (home) project I will work on a
simple (.NET) storage engine (No SQL), I'm sure this has potential, and I
did a lot of reading with SQLite & FB source code already, so it will be fun
to put into practice....