On 07/17/2014 07:30 AM, Wolfgang Keller wrote:
H2 or SQLite can be very reasonable choices for in-app embedded
databases, so long as your app can operate within their constraints on
concurrency and data size.
Firefox uses SQLite and the places.sqlite database is notorious for
getting corrupted
> H2 or SQLite can be very reasonable choices for in-app embedded
> databases, so long as your app can operate within their constraints on
> concurrency and data size.
Firefox uses SQLite and the places.sqlite database is notorious for
getting corrupted every five minutes. Libreoffice/Openoffice B
On 07/11/2014 08:01 AM, Don Brown wrote:
> Hello
>
> We are writing a small application and we are trying to determine if
> PostgreSQL is the right database for us.
>
> The application at this stage is only for a single user and commonly for
> persons with little computer expertise.
>
> When the
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To: pgsql-general@postgresql.org
Subject: [GENERAL] Windows Installation User account - Correct database for us
Hello
We are writing a small
Hello
We are writing a small application and we are trying to determine if
PostgreSQL is the right database for us.
The application at this stage is only for a single user and commonly for
persons with little computer expertise.
When the database is installed a postgreSQL user account is creat
> When the database is installed a postgreSQL user account is created
> which in most cases will be the second user account on the PC.
No, not any longer. This has changed with 9.1 or 9.2 (don't remember).
The Postgres service that is installed uses the "local network" account.
> The programme
Don Brown wrote
> Thank you and appreciate any comments/suggestions
Host the database in a shared-tenent arrangement and have your application
remotely connect to it or to an intermediary application that will then
perform the work and simply deal with input/output with the client.
Dave
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On 7/10/2014 5:01 PM, Don Brown wrote:
When the database is installed a postgreSQL user account is created
which in most cases will be the second user account on the PC. The
result of this is the user now has to select the user account when
ever the computer is restarted.
I thought I saw tha
On Jul 10, 2014, at 5:01 PM, Don Brown wrote:
> Hello
>
> We are writing a small application and we are trying to determine if
> PostgreSQL is the right database for us.
>
> The application at this stage is only for a single user and commonly for
> persons with little computer expertise.
>
Hello
We are writing a small application and we are trying to determine if
PostgreSQL is the right database for us.
The application at this stage is only for a single user and commonly for
persons with little computer expertise.
When the database is installed a postgreSQL user account is cre
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