*** 25,33 **** The complete SQLite library is about 230KiB statically linked. By omitted unused features, the size of SQLite can be reduced to around 170KiB. ! The size of Firebird is measured in megabytes. The size of firebird ! is reported to be shrinking, but it is still roughly 10 times larger than ! SQLite and is never expected to be as lightweight. *Features* --- 25,31 ---- The complete SQLite library is about 230KiB statically linked. By omitted unused features, the size of SQLite can be reduced to around 170KiB. ! The size of Firebird is measured in megabytes - size of fbembed.dll is 1,5MB. The size of firebird is reported to be shrinking, but it is still roughly 10 times larger than SQLite and is never expected to be as lightweight. *Features* *************** *** 44,50 **** *Scalability* Firebird scales from an embedded database up to a full enterprise-class ! client/server database engine. SQLite is designed to be an embedded database only. *Accessibility* --- 42,48 ---- *Scalability* Firebird scales from an embedded database up to a full enterprise-class ! client/server database engine and it does not require any changes at the application level. SQLite is designed to be an embedded database only. *Accessibility* *************** *** 59,67 **** *Administration* SQLite requires no setup files or other administration. You just ! call sqlite3_open() with the name of a database filie and it runs. ! Firebird, in contrast, requires that a configuration file be present ! in the working directory and is more complex to initialize. *Concurrency* --- 57,64 ---- *Administration* SQLite requires no setup files or other administration. You just ! call sqlite3_open() with the name of a database file and it runs. ! The same with embedded Firebird except it more complex to initialize. Firebird can use a configuration file in the working directory, but doesn't require it to be present. *Concurrency*
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