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Re: support for embedded db and a clustered index?

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Scott Marlowe wrote:

Also, can pgsql be embedded in an application?  By that I mean it is easily
deployable with an application.

Not really the same thing.  PostgreSQL is not embeddable in the
classic sense, and if you need an embedded database, look at SQLLite.

...
I do NOT mean
a db that runs on an embedded device (although I am hoping pgsql has a small
memory footprint) and I also do NOT mean to ask if pgsql supports embedded
sql.

PostgreSQL is not optimized for small memory or disk footprint, it is
optimized for using more memory and being fast and reliable.  I think
you might want SQLLite for this job.

I would second the recommendation for SQLite. Am using it extensively in an embedded application with reasonably low constraints (32M of RAM and flash) and have nothing but good to say about it. (I find that its C API kicks the tar out of Postgres' API, for usability/friendliness btw. ;-)

Different tools for different jobs..

 -P

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