Poll: What database does your company use?

Re:Poll: What database does your company use? by Skroob on Wednesday June 22, 2011 @04:29PM (#2685092)

SQLite is indeed built into iOS and Mac OS X as well. Core Data's store uses SQLite as an option (XML and Binary are the others), and it is accessible via third party frameworks like FMDB.

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Re:Poll: What database does your company use? by enjo on Wednesday June 22, 2011 @04:42PM (#2685154)

It's also built into Android.

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Re:Poll: What database does your company use? by sshumaker on Wednesday June 22, 2011 @09:49PM (#2686287)

Unfortunately, it's quite slow on Android. And make sure never to put your db on the sdcard, or else your whole phone becomes unusable while doing writes to the db.

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Re:Poll: What database does your company use? by daliusd on Thursday June 23, 2011 @03:56AM (#2687088)

SQLite is overall slow if you are writing item-by-item. Does not matter what platform you use. Write multiple items in single transaction. As well understand what you get and what you loose by writing all items in single transaction.

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Re:Poll: What database does your company use? by gaius on Thursday June 23, 2011 @06:35AM (#2687378)

And iPhones, and BlackBerries. It is by far the most widely use relational DB in the world (despite what the MySQL people claim on their website, they're not even close)

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