On 09/06/19 11:32, Jean-Pierre Ledure wrote:
The concept of "embedded" database is - at most - a nice-to-have feature.
A Base application embedding in the same single file both the logic and
the data is 1. unmaintainable (a. You cannot prepare a new version. b.
You cannot use 3rd party database design or database management or
database ... migration tools), 2. "undistributable" to other users and
3. definitively limited to serving a single user.
In fact, it is a nice toy but it is also nonsense to build real
(data)Base applications, the data being embedded.
You're forgetting a large class of users ... the home user, who 1. tends
to "write and forget", and doesn't know about 3rd-party tools, 2. has no
desire to share, and 3. by definition is a single user.
Personally, I agree with you that teaching users is a good idea (except
that many have no desire to learn), and would love to migrate people off
relational on to something that is simpler and better :-)
Cheers,
Wol
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