Hello,
I am writing an intranet application that is to be used in an evironment of about 50 users. It's basically an HR app that tracks employee's benefits, sick days, vacations, etc.
I've developed using sqlite3 and it's about time to deploy. I don't see a ton of multiple writes happening at once so I'm wondering if it's worth it to use sqlite3 as the production database as well. Has anyone ever used sqlite3 as a production db? If so what blew up? It's not a big deal to use MySQL just wondering.
Thanks,
Steve
I think that if you have the possibility to use a database server
(PostgreSQL, MySQL, etc), you should do it. I've only used SQLite3 on
a desktop application in production mode, and it worked just fine, but
I wouldn't rely on it for an application of the kind your describing
here.
Just my 2 cents.
Cheers!
Perhaps you could take a look at the sqlite page with the title. Appropriate Uses for SQLite - http://www.sqlite.org/whentouse.html
I’m not a massively experienced developer but from you description the app won’t be getting lots of reads or writes over a short period of time so I think it would be worth trying.
Regards,
James.
Ya, guess I should have read that first. I’m going to give it a try to see how it stands up. Worse comes to worse I can always move everything to MySQL.
Thanks.
Steve