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    <p>just plain text Files that works with SQL-Statements</p>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 26.11.2017 um 14:52 schrieb DougC
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        <div>It would be hard to beat SQLite for a small stand-alone
          single-user RDBMS.<br>
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            <div>---- On Wed, 22 Nov 2017 00:07:02 -0500 <b>Chavoux Luyt
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              <p>Hi,<br>
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              <div>I remember that years ago in Delphi I often used
                Paradox (less often dBase) to create a small stand-alone
                database with my Delphi desktop programs. It had tge
                advantage of <br>
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              <div> 1. using Delphi database controls,<br>
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              <div> 2. no need for a database server or DBMS to be
                installed on the client's machine (= less resources), <br>
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              <div> 3. having the ability to deploy the database
                (basically the DB file(s) (I think it was one file per
                table), a .dll and a setup file telling the program
                where the db is stored (and links between tables?)) all
                together in a single install file (Installshield most of
                the time, sometimes a custom self-extracting file).<br>
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              <p>I am sure that Lazarus must still be used for these
                kind of quick-and-easy small stand-alone desktop
                applications. But what is your favourite small/embedded
                database for this kind of once-off personal programs
                these days, and why? Preferably something that can be
                used on both Linux and Windows without the need for ODBC
                or similar.<br>
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              <div>Cheers<br>
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              <div> Chavoux<br>
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