embedded-database

Because of the lack of Unicode support on the embedded SQLite database in Android I am mostly interested in performance and stability of H2 Database vs Android SQLite Are you guys using it? Should I be aware of any H2 database shortcomings? Things are much better than I have expected. I now have an Android phone (HTC Desire, Android 2.2) and I made a first test. Opening and closing a database is relatively slow so far (opening an existing database for the second time takes 0.2 seconds, closing about 0.2 seconds), but otherwise it looks like H2 performs quite well on Android, even if the Dalvik

I am creating a desktop app in Delphi and plan to use an embedded database. I've started the project using SQlite3 with the DISQLite3 library. It works but documentation seems a bit light. I recently found Firebird (yes I've been out of Windows for a while) and it seems to have some compelling features and support. What are some pros and cons of each embedded db? Size is important as well as support and resources. What have you used and why? I've been using SQLite (via DISQLite3) in FeedDemon for several months, and I highly recommend it - it has been extremely fast and stable. As Javier said,

I intend to develop a small (Java) application for managing my finances. I believe I need to use an embedded database, but I have no experience regarding this issue. I tried to look at some of the available products , but I can't decide which one would be more suitable for me. H2 , HSQLDB , Derby and Berkeley DB seem to be good candidates, but I still don't see how they compare to each other. I appreciate your help comparing them and helping me decide which one to use. I intend to use Hibernate for my application (unless you would recommend using DBMS-provided API), but I also want to have the

I am working on a RSS reader application. And I need to find a backend database. I want the database be embedded because I don't want the users to install a database server. I know SQLite is a good choice, but I am wondering if there are any other nosql choices? According to the Google Group, yes it can, but it doesn't cover how exactly. Yes, but it isn't pretty and will force your app to be AGPL licensed. If you are interested take a look at how the tools handle the --dbpath option. Source: http://groups.google.com/group/mongodb-user/browse_thread/thread/463956a93d3fb734?pli=1 If you're using