My data contains about 30mbs and it's keep growing.
Dose anyone knows
1. How fast DBman performs in searchs and display with a large database? Somebody said it's good only about up to 2mbs. If that is true, all the hard work would be useless.
2. Also, they mention that use DBman SQL for large databases,but my host runs Unix system and not support MySQL,nor php files. Is it possible to perform DBman SQL in Unix system?
3. Is there anyway fix these problems and make it run faster using DBman?

Kimmer

Uh...MySQL runs in Linux, UNIX, and Windows (more information, go to: http://www.mysql.com).

And if you are on a virtual account (not dedicated server), then that is way too much data to store in a flat file...you will probably express searching, adding, and modifying problems...

You could consider using the RELATIONAL MOD, if you already haven't, to break up the data into multiple flat files...but this is a time consuming effort.

Your best bet is that if you expect the data to continue growing, you should really seek a SQL relational solution, like DBMAN SQL.

Regards,

Eliot Lee

Thank you very much Eliot Lee!
I'll check the options you've surgested, and be back.
Thank you for your time.

Kimmer