> My server (ionos) has MySql support (Sqlite not sure).
What are you running on your server? PHP has sqlite support built in.
And without further knowledge of your application it's hard to tell how
to best do it. You aren't accessing MySQL directly from the road, I'd
assume? If you already had an application in place, automated migration
from SQLite to MySQL would probably be easiest. Or re-write the app to
use SQLite directly etc.
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Michael
What are you running on your server? PHP has sqlite support built in.
And without further knowledge of your application it's hard to tell how
to best do it. You aren't accessing MySQL directly from the road, I'd
assume? If you already had an application in place, automated migration
from SQLite to MySQL would probably be easiest. Or re-write the app to
use SQLite directly etc.
--
Michael
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