(I'm posting this for Mara, who speaks French and lives in Africa - please give him a hand with his dev question! I translated the question using Babelfish. You can, too.)


Hello! I have only one problem to be able to advance, It is the connection of the iPhone application to a database. I would like to know the most suitable base and the methods of connection. Thank you.

Mara


Hello!

J'ai un seul problème pour pouvoir avancer, c'est la connexion de l'application iPhone à une base de données. Je voudrais savoir la base la plus appropriée et les méthodes de connexion.

Merci, Mara

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Here's an update: "J'ai installé le framework de mysql mais aprés avoir compilé mon programme j'obtiens comme erreur: ".objc_class_name_MCPConnection", referenced from:

Qu'est ce fait ça et comment peut on le corriger."

Translated:

"I installed the framework of mysql but after compiling my program I get as error: ". Objc_class_name_MCPConnection", referenced from:

What is it and how can we fix it. "
I just published my first iPhone App, Party Twacker. This app uses SQLite which is perfect for the iPhone dev environment. Go to www.sqlite.org for more information.
* 300 million copies of Mozilla Firefox.
* 20 million Mac computers, each of which contains multiple copies of SQLite
* 20 million websites run PHP which has SQLite built in. [3] We have no way of estimating what fraction of those sites actively use SQLite, but we think it is a significant fraction.
* 450 million registered Skype users.
* 20 million Symbian smartphones shipped in Q3 2007 [5] Newer versions of the SymbianOS have SQLite built in. It is unclear exactly how many Symbian phones actually contain SQLite, so we will use a single quarter's sales as a lower bound.
* 10 million Solaris 10 installations, all of which require SQLite in order to boot.
* Millions and millions of copies of McAfee anti-virus software all use SQLite internally.
* Millions of iPhones use SQLite
* Millions and millions of other cellphones from manufactures other than Symbian and Apple use SQLite. This has not been publicly acknowledged by the manufactures but it is known to the SQLite developers.
* There are perhaps millions of additional deployments of SQLite that the SQLite developers do not know about.

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