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    Connecting to sqlite or mysql

    Is there a mysql or sqlite service running on ubuntu by default?

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    Re: Connecting to sqlite or mysql

    As far as I know, there is no database software installed on Ubuntu. However doing a search in your Synaptic would reveal the packages you can install.

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    Re: Connecting to sqlite or mysql

    Quote Originally Posted by brettnak View Post
    Is there a mysql or sqlite service running on ubuntu by default?
    sqlite isn't a service, it is a C library.

    MySQL isn't installed on the desktop version by default.

    SQLite is used by many apps, including Firefox.

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    Re: Connecting to sqlite or mysql

    Quote Originally Posted by LaRoza View Post
    sqlite isn't a service, it is a C library.
    It means SQLite does not have server running, administration (and does not allow multiple users). This is why SQLite is excellent choice for embedded databases, and for SQL development: database is just a file with special structure, you can copy it, make backup, run another SQL query against it, etc.

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    Re: Connecting to sqlite or mysql

    Quote Originally Posted by pmasiar View Post
    It means SQLite does not have server running, administration (and does not allow multiple users). This is why SQLite is excellent choice for embedded databases, and for SQL development: database is just a file with special structure, you can copy it, make backup, run another SQL query against it, etc.
    Yes, it is a very handy library especially the way it is so easy to use.

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