You still have to port your schema, and if you're doing anything with timestamps or unique identifiers, you'll have some portability work.

No. If you a grab copy of Everything and examine Makefile.PL (or any of the database handling code), you'll see they require Mysql.

chromatic (or one of the everything guys) said he is working on an alternative (i forget where, so assume it's unverified).

update: verification ROCKS ;)

 


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• Chromatic is working on SQLite
• Fuzzie submitted PGsql
Other thoughts that have been kicked around are Oracle, SapDB, MSSql, etc. There is a lot of work that needs to be done, but we have two people with a proof of concept that it can be done. There is a lot of work. I encourage anyone to take a look at the codebase (http://sourceforge.net/projects/everydevel) and consider contributing.

    --jaybonci