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In SMF 1.1, the only supported database scheme is MySQL. | |||
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PostgreSQL and SQLite support with SMF was introduced in SMF 2.0. | |||
Your '''database''' is where all of your posts, topics, members, settings and much more are stored. It is a wise idea to backup your forum database often. You can back it up through the SMF ''[[Administration Center|admin panel]] > [[Forum Maintenance]] > [[Forum Maintenance#Backup Database|Backup Database]]''. | Your '''database''' is where all of your posts, topics, members, settings and much more are stored. It is a wise idea to backup your forum database often. You can back it up through the SMF ''[[Administration Center|admin panel]] > [[Forum Maintenance]] > [[Forum Maintenance#Backup Database|Backup Database]]''. | ||
[[Category: SMF terminology]] | [[Category: SMF terminology]] | ||
Revision as of 15:54, 23 May 2013
SMF uses either a MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQLite database to store all of the data on the forum.
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The following applies only to version 1.1 |
In SMF 1.1, the only supported database scheme is MySQL.
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The following applies only to version 2.0 |
PostgreSQL and SQLite support with SMF was introduced in SMF 2.0.
Your database is where all of your posts, topics, members, settings and much more are stored. It is a wise idea to backup your forum database often. You can back it up through the SMF admin panel > Forum Maintenance > Backup Database.
