A really nifty feature imho would be the possibility to use SQLite instead of a MySQL database. While it would be a slight performance hit, for many sites in the sub-500-pages-category it would remove the need for a database installation (which You have to pay for normally).
The installer could default to mysql and revert to SQLite in absence of a "real" database (like the musicplayer "amarok" does for its database of local music).
Don't know how difficult it would be to implement that, though.
Greetings,
Dirk
Different Database Backends: MySQL and SQLite (to start with)
Re: Different Database Backends: MySQL and SQLite (to start with)
Im not sure about SQlite status atm but its on its way.
Check svn version for latest code
Check svn version for latest code
Re: Different Database Backends: MySQL and SQLite (to start with)
Please look at this tread - Piratos has realized full sqlite support based on CMSms 0.13b4 with some pdo drivers.