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Re: Question on a good database...


  • Subject: Re: Question on a good database...
  • From: Charlton Wilbur <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2005 23:11:09 -0500


On Jan 30, 2005, at 11:01 PM, Benjamin Jones wrote:

I'm starting a database driven program (actually a ported windows app but) what would be the best database to use in cocoa, and the easiest for the user to install. I was thinking of mysql because thats a personal favorite but i was hoping to find something with a very easy cocoa interface and the if the user needed to, the database app would be easy to use. Thanks.

Depending on exactly why you need a database, SQLite with a Cocoa wrapper around it might be the best way to go. Some of the wrappers just implement object persistence, so that you can store objects and retrieve them transparently, with SQLite handing writing them to disk.


Alternately, depending on your timeframe and budget, you might spring for the developer preview of Tiger and see if there's anything in Core Data that suits your needs. Without knowing the reason you need a database (object persistence? inter-computer communication?) it's difficult to make more concrete recommendations.

Charlton

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