Sterling Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Many sites don't require a relational database system.
Agreed. If SQlite gets the job done for some folk, then that's the tool they ought to use. I was just a tad bemused by the apparent claim that it could be considered a substitute for Postgres (or even MySQL) in general. I think there's some merit in the idea of bundling both PG and SQlite support in future PHP releases. You'd have both a high-end and a low-end solution available. There are probably some people in the middle who'd complain that neither solution quite hits their sweet spot like MySQL did, but I'd bet that overall this'd cover quite a nice range of problems. regards, tom lane ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 8: explain analyze is your friend