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<blockquote data-quote="MadMac66" data-source="post: 82989" data-attributes="member: 24436">SQL-Server DiscussionIt is correct use SQL Express because it's easy to integrate. Nevertheless would it make more sense in my opinion to use a well documented SQL Abstract Layer and support therefore a kind of Plug In support on the server side from beginning on. Personally I think it's better to use another month or two for development instead of risking architectural design flaws which afterwards have to compensated by more and more debugging and patching. I don't know what kind of API you are using right now to talk to the SQL side of Media portal, but I hope that you only use some kind of standart ANSI SQL. In doing so even the later on support for the &quot;rest&quot; of the database stuff is easier to integrate in one - maybe - dedicated SQL-Server and not needing support for more database engines.Just my two centArne</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MadMac66, post: 82989, member: 24436"] [b]SQL-Server Discussion[/b] It is correct use SQL Express because it's easy to integrate. Nevertheless would it make more sense in my opinion to use a well documented SQL Abstract Layer and support therefore a kind of Plug In support on the server side from beginning on. Personally I think it's better to use another month or two for development instead of risking architectural design flaws which afterwards have to compensated by more and more debugging and patching. I don't know what kind of API you are using right now to talk to the SQL side of Media portal, but I hope that you only use some kind of standart ANSI SQL. In doing so even the later on support for the "rest" of the database stuff is easier to integrate in one - maybe - dedicated SQL-Server and not needing support for more database engines. Just my two cent Arne [/QUOTE]

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