Paul Newton wrote:
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Let me clarify: I use an INI table for some things, but some
settings I use the MySQL lookup table approach. There's a case for
both.
So what kind of things do you feel are appropriate to each approach ?
Things I want the user to be able to easily modify, like path to
database or connection string, I'd put in an INI. Settings for the app
that I don't want the customer to modify, I put into my MySQL table.
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