memSQL
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- EgonHugeist
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Re: memSQL
No actually i had no such plans since same idea works with SQLite see https://www.sqlite.org/inmemorydb.html
Note i didn't know memSQL and i never testet the SQLite memory-db idea.
First we need a ODBC access to have DB2/Informix/MSSQL... access on non Windows OS's and bypassing the deprecated ADO/DBLIB access.
There are some more interesting databases:
CUBRID, NUODB, Sphinxs(native support), Percona, Drizzl, DB2....... and memSQL to, of course.
Feel free to help supporting memSQL! It's not complicated to write a plain access. More complicated (from my point of view) is to handle all spezials in a common way.
Note i didn't know memSQL and i never testet the SQLite memory-db idea.
First we need a ODBC access to have DB2/Informix/MSSQL... access on non Windows OS's and bypassing the deprecated ADO/DBLIB access.
There are some more interesting databases:
CUBRID, NUODB, Sphinxs(native support), Percona, Drizzl, DB2....... and memSQL to, of course.
Feel free to help supporting memSQL! It's not complicated to write a plain access. More complicated (from my point of view) is to handle all spezials in a common way.
Best regards, Michael
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