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Re: Database Persistence

by Alan Burlison-2 :: Rate this Message:

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On 08/16/11 21:29, Olaf Kock wrote:

> If nobody else replies and states otherwise you can safely assume that
> no work is being done for providing a database backend. I'm assuming
> that nobody objects this work to be done and it can also be included
> with the product /if the default setup stays as simple as it currently
> is/. The users that have chosen pebble have done so for exactly this
> reason. But I guess nobody would object having other possibilities
> should they ever want them.
>
> But first you might ask yourself why you actually want to do the work -
> scaling, backup, enterprise-acceptance, just-being-used-to-it come to my
> mind as possible reasons.

I think that's an excellent summary.  Perhaps this should be a FAQ entry
on the website somewhere?

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