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You've got me wondering...

NuclearWizard

NuclearWizard

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    So why is MySQL the RDBMS? Why not SQLite or even a NoSQL like MongoDB?

    Hopefully, there's a real answer to this.

    SQLite is the embedded RDBMS used in all major web browsers, many embedded devices (I think they even use SQLite in ovens and other appliances.), and most client-side applications. MySQL, on the other hand, is for servers.
     
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    Do you have a preference besides MySQL?
    Any who, the compatability wasn't made by this community. About 99% of the people here do not even know what is MySQL, MySQL is going to be used for server-sided stuff as intended for online battles, trades, and etc...
     
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