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Are there local DBMS for javascript?
I am writing a .hta application (HTML, javascript).
The information entered in the window will be stored locally in the database.
I chose SQlite for this, found sql.js - the SQlite engine rewritten in javascript.
But Internet Explorer, when processing the file, complains that there is an error in sql.js.
Is there an alternative?
UPD: You need a DBMS, at least SQlite, these are the initial conditions.
It is also desirable not HTML5, so that work with IE 8.0 is supported
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There is WebSQL, well, and a banal localstorage, but I won’t be surprised if Donkey doesn’t support them either.
But on the other hand, if locally, then ActiveX should be supported, this is already a "proprietary" "bun" of IE, through ActiveX at least you can work with files, or maybe you can "fasten" ADO, or Excel, etc.
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