Dear Fred,

I am using SQLite always in conjunction with PHP for web applications. To give you an idea about the possibilities :

a. web application for law office :
- holds history for approx. 10.000 files with regards to accounting and timesheets referenced to those files
- holds complete accounting records for 5 years
- credit control tool with possibilities to easily extract information

b. invoice and deferral details for electronic appliances company :
- holds records of all invoicing for the last two years 10.000 + records , plus model fro analytical redistribution

c. tracking sales and purchase orders for IT company :
- less impressive, but like the above two:

All applications rely solely on SQLite as RDBMS and prove to be very stable.

The added convenience when working with SQLITE 3 (the first application still uses SQLITE 2 -type databases) , keeps convincing me I do not need another system. In the past I always worked with MySQL, but never feel the need to switch back.

I actually love SQLITE so much, I made a small tool in PHP to have PHPMyAdmin-like functionality.

With best wishes,
Wim

FredAt schreef:
Hello All,

I have used SQLite off and on in Windows applications I have written and I
really like it.  However, what I am now considering doing is using a SQLite
database to log access to one of my websites - I need to get a great deal
more information than I can get via normal log files.  Doing this will
involve making the following entries to SQLite tables each time someone
views a document on my site

1. A 20 byte string providing me with information regarding the user's
computer.
2. 48 bytes of data, in three columns, in another table to allow me to track
user activity during a session.

On the server side I will be manipulating my SQLite databases using PHP. My
site currently has around a 1000 page views per day and the number is
growing.  Is SQLite a good choice for the job?  I like it and I want to
avoid getting messy with more heavyweight options but I need to be sure that
it is going to work.  I would much appreciate any advice.



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