Devon wrote:
> He was talking about using a local sqlite cache so at least in my
> view I don't see the point in using ODBC for that. SQLite really
> doesn't have too much different from generic SQL that would make
> it hard to learn especially since there are some nice wrapper
> classes around it
dreamcat7 wrote:
> As a developer I aswell am finding it hard to evaluate these
> options myself and without prior experience. For example I
> would be drawn to the prospect of learning the same api for
> both the local and remote database. (typically id like to
> cache the data downloaded from the
Devon wrote:
> OS X has libsqlite3 built in. You just have to include the header
> file and link to the library. It's C based and you can write an
> Objective-C wrapper functions around it. There are already some
> good ones like FMDatabase or Quicklite.
Well, yes ... but it's not an ODBC driver
> Can anyone suggest a multi Database library for use in developing a
> Cocoa based app? At least support for Oracle, MySQL and PostgreSQL
> would be required.
>
> I notice that Python has good database support. Would developing a
> PyObjC app be a better way to go?
ODBC... If you're working with
