sqlite3 or mysqldb?

[andychambers2002 at yahoo.co.uk]

> I was using mysqldb just because MySQL seems to be a pretty big
> standard, but now that sqlite3 is coming with Python 2.5, I might
> switch, since it seems to be easier to use.

Yes and No.  Sqlite takes less to configure and manage but you have to
consider your needs for concurrent processing.  If memory/disk space is
no object then I would stick to mysql.

If its learning SQL that you want, you should try postgres.  It has a
very
interesting "RULE" system that you can play with.

Regards,
Andy