Re: Choosing the right embedded database.
- From: Jonathan Neve <jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 13:53:58 +0200
Hi Chris,
Chris Swinney wrote:
One facility that would be nice is for users to be able to update their local data store via an internet link. As users "could" also add further dance information to their local store, it maybe nice if this was a two way procedure. However, this could lead to repetition of information if everything was stored in the same table so maybe added data form the users could be stored in a separate table and then uploaded to a different temporary store to the downloaded updates. This uploaded information would then be checked through and added to the download store ready for the next updates. Would this be done with some kind of replication, but what are the data repetition issues if any?>
Is any of this actually possible with an embedded system?
I would recommend you have a look at FireBird. There is an embedded version, and a client/server version. So depending on whether you need it for one machine or for several, you could install either one or the other. Furthermore, it's very simple to install, and rather light.
As for replication, I have written a database replication component suite for Interbase / FireBird, which I am in the process of releasing. Obviously, I would recommend it. ;) It includes advanced primary key synchronisation and conflict managment techniques, which ought to solve any potential issues you are anticipating concerning data repetition.
I'll post on this newsgroup as soon as I've got the beta release ready, probably some time this afternoon.
Regards, Jonathan Neve. .
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