Hi Dave,
You might also like to have a look at the H2 Database Engine, see -
http://www.h2database.com/html/main.html
I have found that it is a good stable replacement for HSQLDB and have used
it in 6 different databases with good success. There is an active users
group, and some of them report success with very large databases.
Noel
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On 11 July 2014 05:27, dave boland <dboland9@fastmail.fm> wrote:
I'm setting up a database that is small (three tables, may grow to 3GB
over next year). I need a strategy to deal with the unknown, which is
how to add fields to an existing table. I read in the docs that doing
this can be painful and it is required to put something in each field
for each record. Do I have this correct? If so, how do I handle the
inevitable "...would you add..." that is sure to come within the next
few months? I would add them now, but I really can't anticipate how
many fields will be added or their requirements.
In general, do other databases have similar restrictions? At some time,
when I have time, I will consider MySQL, MariaDB, and others.
Thanks,
Dave
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