Re: What is the Right Database For Me??
- From: J L <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 21:38:23 -0700
Hi Gabe,
Thank you for your insights. They are very helpful.
So far I am using Access primarily out of habit. As soon as I get the
rush job out, I think I will look at using Firebird. I have built a
Data Access Layer that should work with it.
One last question, if I may...how is the performance compared to
something like Access? By that I mean speed of selecting and updating
records.
Thanks again,
John
On Wed, 18 May 2005 05:35:32 -0700, "gabe"
<gabe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>jl, i've started a project with firebird and am mostly happy with what it
>offers so so and i can answer a few of these,
>
>> 1. Currently my apps create thier database from scratch
>> programmatically using DAO and Jet. When you distribute an app using
>> Firebird (or any other SQL server) do you include a shell database?
>
>no, my app creates the db (i think it takes maybe 4 lines of code) and then
>generates the required tables as needed thru their .net provider using
>standard ddl
>
>> 2. How do you handle modifications/updates to the structure once it is
>> installed?
>
>ddl
>
>
>> 3. How do you determine where to install it?
>
>i have a default location, but it is configurable from within the app
>
>
>> 4. Do your customers have to learn to be DBA's to support Firebird?
>
>using the embedded engine there isnt really config/support so far (aside
>from a few parameters in the inital db creation, but the project hasent
>reached full production yet. so far the customers dont know that there is
>even another db to support. we'll see when it starts to load up further.
.
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