Am 03.03.2015 um 16:06 schrieb Peter Goggin:
Much of the e-mails on Base have focussed on negative aspects. It is
worth remembering that for moderate size data bases (a few thousand
records, a dozen tables) it is perfectly adequate. I have now converted
all of my data ase applications for MS Access to run on Base with its
internal data base. All of them perform better than they did using MS
Access. I would not regard either Base or Access as suitable for a large
multiuser data base application. The only linux based large data base I
have developed I used MySQL with a web based front end using php to
interface to the data base.
Regards
Peter Goggin
My first medium complex project with input forms to collect daily job
data used the embedded DB as well. It worked flawlessly. But the most
important preconditions is that you really do your backup every time
after closing the connection.
Nevertheless, there are far too many reports about complete data loss.
Meanwhile it is very easy to split a self-contained Base document into a
frontend and a stable backend which can be distributed and installed on
multiple machines with a tiny little bit of extra effort. Apart from
keeping your data safe and warm, HSQL 2.3 provides a lot more features
than HSQL 1.8.
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