Re: OK, it's the matter of database structure rather

ZB wrote:
Contents of the http://wiki.tcl.tk/1598 ("A simple database") made me aware,
that the whole problem was rather habit-related.

I mean: when designing the database structure in C or Pascal, there is
usually some kind of table created as a quite obvious first step (rows are
records, columns are records' fields). In Tcl such database can be compared
to a lot of "yellow sticky notes" - each one containing a whole record - and
there's nothing especially wrong, that it all is messed up, just because it
can be instantly ordered (or just "on the fly"), whatever way.

If you're really doing that, why not use a real database? I can really
recommend SQLite for doing this sort of thing.

Donal.
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