Those numbers are easily handled by both databases using commodity
hardware, real or virtual.
Choose postgresql, it's good choice since it has support for geo spatial
data management, while IMHO there is no reason to use mysql.
mic
2014-10-06 6:30 GMT+02:00 arutti :
> I have a geolocalisation ap
I have a geolocalisation application with 2 tables of interest i.e.
db.define_table('device', notnull=True, ...)
db.define_table('wp', 'device', type=reference device, notnull=True, ...)
The 'device' table may have several hundreds entries, while the 'wp' table
holding GPS-coordinates may have t
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