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Old 02-23-2009, 09:01 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
Yeah MySQL will allow the files to be in the filesystem, the rest of the setup would be identical to what it is now, the only difference being that to backup your library would not be as simple as just copying a folder hierarchy.
Wow... cool that it does this, because SQL server just got this ability in the 2008 release. Before that you kind of had to roll your own, storing links. Then the files weren't really part of the db, not backed up, etc.

Sounds like moving to MySQL would be the way to go. How much work is it to move form sqlite to MySQL. Would you support both or just move 100% over?

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