Mar-16-2017, 06:41 PM
This is an interesting question
A list and RDBMS are two different animals.
The data must already be in a format that you can load into a list,
which would be a lot less work that creating a database, and would
be faster, although I don't think that matters as you will only use one
url at a time, doing some stuff with it.
Fetching from a list (or table) will be a trivial part of the whole operation.
A database table has advantages if the data has to be modified, because
the data that you originally load remains stationary until modified, added to,
or deleted through SQL.
A list and RDBMS are two different animals.
The data must already be in a format that you can load into a list,
which would be a lot less work that creating a database, and would
be faster, although I don't think that matters as you will only use one
url at a time, doing some stuff with it.
Fetching from a list (or table) will be a trivial part of the whole operation.
A database table has advantages if the data has to be modified, because
the data that you originally load remains stationary until modified, added to,
or deleted through SQL.