Am 20.02.2015 um 15:16 schrieb Dennis Lee Bieber:
The middle-ground is probably something like the embedded version of
Firebird (pity there has been no updated book -- "The Firebird Book" came
out in 2004, v1.5 while 2.5 is current [Whoops, looks like there /is/ an
update, print-on-demand in three overpriced volumes])
The second edition as PDF EBook is part of the IBPhoenix DVD (Developer
Edition $100). But I can't find out from the website what that DVD
contains in its current edition. It used to have Firebird itself and
quite a lot of additional software and documentation.
Firebird embedded has no network access and multi-user capabilities at
all if I read the documentation correctly
(http://www.firebirdsql.org/manual/ufb-cs-embedded.html). But "A
Firebird embedded server DLL can also be used as a network client" to a
regular Firebird server (from the same page). On the other hand triggers
and stored procedures should work exactly like the client/server
versions (and the procedure language is pretty similar to PostgreSQL, so
migration between these two isn't too difficult).
So this is a middle ground with other pros and cons than SQLite versus
PostgreSQL.
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