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Howdy All!

I am designing a multi-platform app (Android / IOS / Windows). The application will initially be a single user but some functionality will only be in the desktop application (Windows) because of component availability (Fast Report FMX).

After playing with SQLITE and IBTOGO, I have decided to use IBTOGO for mobile. Since I am a Rad Studio Architect user, I get an IBTOGO distribution license for mobile.

I just realized that IBLITE and IBTOGO are for mobile only. The Interbase options for Windows are to expensive since they are per seat and not an affordable one-time licensing.

I could just use a different database for the desktop version of my application and provide an import/export/sync module. This seems silly and stupid in 2021, but economics always trump ideal solutions.

Since I don't want to use SQLITE and my app requires an embedded database, does anyone have a better approach than two different databases?

Thanks in advance,

Aggie85

Howdy All!

After some more investigation, I am going to use SQLite - it solves all my distribution problems and I can get around the few things I was unfamiliar with and thought would be problems.

All the best,

Aggie85

Hello,
SQLite is a good choice for multi-platform applications. You may also try Firebird; note though that Firebird doesn't support iOS.

wbr, Oleg
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