now it's SQLite (was... Re: Newcomer)

[Brian Yennie]

Although I haven't tried it, it's probably worth noting that Valentina 
now has a server version in open alpha testing.

www.paradigmasoft.com

Personally, I think their best niche is as a blazing fast embedded 
database for heavy-duty CD-ROM or single-user systems, but it's pretty 
cool that they're expanding...

- Brian

> Thats what I think, here people might have other opinions. For serving 
> multiple-users, across network connection there's MySQL and 
> PostgreeSQL.
> For single user there are many ways, besides valentina and SQLite.
>
> 1) You can just use plain transcript and save to a stack.
>
> 2) You can use XML as information storage facility. Or even plain text.
>
> 3) You can check serendipty library, which is very good in 100% 
> transcript code, it doesn't support SQL statements, but if you don't 
> need them, it's a way to go.
> <http://www.oenolog.net/ftp/serendipity_downloader.htm>. And 
> serendipty is also networkable, comes with server/client architecture.