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small data needed - suggestions?

I am doing a funeral home page (depressing huh?) :)

They want an obituary page where people can post comments. So, in my db I
have 2 tables (1 to many relationship)...
TABLE1: Obituary (persons info)
TABLE2: ObitComments ("many" table - comments)

There would be an admin page to approve or reject comments, manage
obituaries, etc...

My ISP only allows me a certain # of SQL Server dbs. I would hate to
"waste" one on a small project like this. Any suggestions? How would you
handle it? SQL Express is not supported either.

Thanks!
Mar 4 '08 #1
1 998

For something with RARE writes...and many reads..you can get by with either

Access (Jet) (.mdb)
or
SqLite
I'm working on a prototype using the FActory Pattern and supporting multiple
RDBMS.

Go here
http://sholliday.spaces.live.com/Blog/
or
http://sholliday.spaces.live.com/Blog/feed.rss

(search for "multiple rdbms")

and if I don't have it up yet...email me and I'll send you a copy.


"Bobby Edward" <te**@test.comwrote in message
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>I am doing a funeral home page (depressing huh?) :)

They want an obituary page where people can post comments. So, in my db I
have 2 tables (1 to many relationship)...
TABLE1: Obituary (persons info)
TABLE2: ObitComments ("many" table - comments)

There would be an admin page to approve or reject comments, manage
obituaries, etc...

My ISP only allows me a certain # of SQL Server dbs. I would hate to
"waste" one on a small project like this. Any suggestions? How would you
handle it? SQL Express is not supported either.

Thanks!

Mar 4 '08 #2

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