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<blockquote data-quote="daleholborow" data-source="post: 70678" data-attributes="member: 1266"><p>I'd also suggest SQLite, there are some very good little libraries to access it in C#, and I believe its also well supported in C++. I *think* several of the iphone apps use an sqlite database (your text messages, for example, are stored in an sqlite db), its effectively a single database file, very fast, but only good for one use at a time (i.e. not multi user simultaneous hits on a db).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="daleholborow, post: 70678, member: 1266"] I'd also suggest SQLite, there are some very good little libraries to access it in C#, and I believe its also well supported in C++. I *think* several of the iphone apps use an sqlite database (your text messages, for example, are stored in an sqlite db), its effectively a single database file, very fast, but only good for one use at a time (i.e. not multi user simultaneous hits on a db). [/QUOTE]
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