Closed brettlangdon closed 10 years ago
Can SQLite handle all those I/O operations?
@yzguy all what I/O operations? probably not going to be overly intensive application, but yes, it should be able to.
Sounds good then, if we found out that it couldn't then I'm sure it wouldn't be too bad to change it over.
@yzguy right, as long as we develop a fairly generic interface for data access, shouldn't be a big deal to switch to something else
where are we going to store the data?
my vote here is on sqlite https://docs.python.org/2/library/sqlite3.html, it is built into python standard library and is similar enough to mysql (or mssql) that it should be a big deal to implement.
we would need to setup config options for creating/accessing the db, would need to try and create the tables that are needed and everything on boot and also start thinking about the structure of the tables that we need.
anyone have any other ideas for storing the data? I am content with other opinions or solutions.