FarazAli wrote:But yea, I'm still coding 4.0 because I like what I'm doing...
not too much left to do, its just that I'm taking a summer genetics class at Rutgers University
and it's sucking up most of my time.
You keep on, as much your time allows, FarazAli (is your firstname 'Ali' or ...)
You know, there are many others,
trying to do something what you do
legolas Gladius is only one,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gladius
and he is one of the better ones.
But many has not got as far as you have, FarazAli.
You are still ahead of most.
At least in this special form of SQL Syntax db, as txtSQL is.
Personally, I am fully into non-sql and flatfile based Easy-to-Use-for-Common people database API.
I have finally found and decided on my database storage format.
For optimal speed and Among All:
User Friendliness
Anyone that tells SQL is problem free and easy to use
is not inline with reality.
Just browse some whatever PHP or software support Forum
and you will see what I mean, In The Topic list of asked questions.
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This does not have to mean, that the use of SQLite an such should stop.
One thing does not have to eclude another.
But as I see it, PHP needs an acompany of
- a Basic
- Easy to use,
- file based database script API.
Because is not difficult at all, to find
functions() to handle files & strings and data
in the language of PHP5 / PHP6.
PHP itself is can very well do anything like a PostGre or Oracle or whatever .exe .bin database can. 99%.
And most times even less code and more speed!
Personally I am in the middle of my Database Class, focused on the above.
I am doing very well.
I try to minimize error handling to what is vital.
To avoid 'too much slow down' by executing error-check-lines.
I might share a few finding or even functions.
But I prefer to refine and get past Beta stage and most bugs
before publish anything worldwide www.
I keep it in the family. A few good PHP freinds are asisting/debugging and give suggestions.
Regards
phpmaster
- has always been a member of txtSQL forums
- and there have been quite a few Versions of this Board
Over the years.
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 9:29 pm