Kasracer
Apr 24th, 2008, 04:16 PM
I have a few projects I'm working on and I would really prefer to save their data into a database for archival purposes (it has to be able to handle quite a bit of data; possibly GBs of data but most likely not more than 10-20GB but it is possible). Are there are databases that don't require an installation?
What I'm hoping for is a library that saves a database as files to wherever I specify and it can read and write directly from the DLL to the database so I won't have to install anything additional for the database to work.
It's possible this application may be ported to OS X as well so any cross-platform solutions would be awesome :thumb:
I remember seeing a C library that basically acted in this way. You could reference it, query the database with the full SQL syntax. Unfortunately I don't remember what it was called but that may be a good solution.
What I'm hoping for is a library that saves a database as files to wherever I specify and it can read and write directly from the DLL to the database so I won't have to install anything additional for the database to work.
It's possible this application may be ported to OS X as well so any cross-platform solutions would be awesome :thumb:
I remember seeing a C library that basically acted in this way. You could reference it, query the database with the full SQL syntax. Unfortunately I don't remember what it was called but that may be a good solution.