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marko knezevic Guest
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 7:03 pm Post subject: choosing database |
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Hello, I'm rather new in database business, so I have one simple
question. I made a program with only small databases let say with
maximum of 500 entries, and each entry consisting of maybe 50-150 bytes
of information. Now I have a different problem, the client said that he
would like to have it all in one place mostly for searching options. So
which database to choose? For these few entires I used paradox because I
found it simple enough to use, but will it withstand let's say 100.000 -
200.000 entires and still be stable enough, or should I choose something
else. Thanks for all the info. Like I say, I'm rather new in database
business so maybe it's a bit dumb question, but I'm not too keen on
rewriting a program again when I realize that paradox is not strong enough. |
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marko knezevic Guest
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 12:36 am Post subject: Re: choosing database |
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marko knezevic wrote:
| Quote: | Hello, I'm rather new in database business, so I have one simple
question. I made a program with only small databases let say with
maximum of 500 entries, and each entry consisting of maybe 50-150 bytes
of information. Now I have a different problem, the client said that he
would like to have it all in one place mostly for searching options. So
which database to choose? For these few entires I used paradox because I
found it simple enough to use, but will it withstand let's say 100.000 -
200.000 entires and still be stable enough, or should I choose something
else. Thanks for all the info. Like I say, I'm rather new in database
business so maybe it's a bit dumb question, but I'm not too keen on
rewriting a program again when I realize that paradox is not strong enough.
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Ok, never mind, found it on Borland Site, it says that paradox can
withstand 1 Billion records in one table, so i guess it'll do just fine
for a number that is more than thousand times smaller. |
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