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Databases really are wonderful pieces of software, they allow us to organize our content logically and allow easy access, updating and searching. However, sometimes a database is overkill and is not needed for the task. For example, what if you had a list of sayings or quotes, and you would like to display a random one each time the page loads. This could easily be represented in a database; however, it is equally as easy to do it using flat files
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Oct 15, 2006
Peter McNulty
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