Alternative to SQLite or MSAccess
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Any alternative to SQLite? I'm using an MSAccess database which uses a file to stoee all the data. I found SQLite which is using a file as database. The issue with SQLite is the missing way to protect this database with a password. That's why I need something similar to SQLite or MSAccess: does anyone know any alternative? What about firebird? Thanks
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Any alternative to SQLite? I'm using an MSAccess database which uses a file to stoee all the data. I found SQLite which is using a file as database. The issue with SQLite is the missing way to protect this database with a password. That's why I need something similar to SQLite or MSAccess: does anyone know any alternative? What about firebird? Thanks
MS SQL Server Express Edition
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Any alternative to SQLite? I'm using an MSAccess database which uses a file to stoee all the data. I found SQLite which is using a file as database. The issue with SQLite is the missing way to protect this database with a password. That's why I need something similar to SQLite or MSAccess: does anyone know any alternative? What about firebird? Thanks
Is this not useful? [SQLite Encryption Extension: Documentation](https://www.sqlite.org/see/doc/trunk/www/readme.wiki)
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MS SQL Server Express Edition
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SQL Server creates two files for each DB: [Microsoft SQL Server Database Files & Internal Structure](https://www.bdrsuite.com/blog/microsoft-sql-server-database-files-internal-structure/)
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SQL Server creates two files for each DB: [Microsoft SQL Server Database Files & Internal Structure](https://www.bdrsuite.com/blog/microsoft-sql-server-database-files-internal-structure/)
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Can I copy those two files in a different PC or directory in order to continue to use it? My idea is creating the database in PC A and move those files in a dedicated directory of PC B
Probably. However, the best way would be to backup the DB on the PC A and then restore it on PC B.