Lightweight database for Windows desktop application

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Alexander Kouznetsov2011-10-12 06:14:07

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Alexander Kouznetsov, 2011-10-12 06:14:07

I'm thinking about a replicated application that should have its own local storage (with SQL, you need to make queries). Which way to look? Or SQL-Express to use and not to take a steam bath?

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Vumik, 2011-10-12
@Vumik

SQLite might be fine.
It is possible to embed in the application, as far as I remember, access is provided through the library.

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elDraco, 2011-10-12
@elDraco

In principle, there is also MS SQL Server Compact Edition, which is even free.

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kolesnevg, 2011-10-12
@kolesnevg

Firebird can also be used by dragging just one dll

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shipovalov, 2011-10-12
@shipovalov

I used the database access. you don't need anything at all. through OLEDB indicated the file name and forward.
works from 2000 sp4.

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Daminion, 2011-10-12
@Daminion

We are using SQLite. You can download the program for free, look: daminion.net
The load on it is very large.

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shsweb, 2011-10-12
@shsweb

You can also use the embedded MySQL server library (one dll and that's it)