CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management not "Contact"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Customer_relationship_management
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SQLite is also a reliable, proven, and extremely fast open-source SQL database. It is however not suitable for multi-user transaction processing with more than a few users.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQLite
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQLite
I'm sure you didn't read the whole thing (thanks for the nit-picks though!).
"Unlike other local applications that use custom backends like SQLite, FileMaker, or other database types, Daylite uses PostgreSQL"
Reading that in context, considering Daylite is designed to handle more than one user, and can handle a *lot* of data, your assertion of SQLite not being suitable for multi-user transaction processing with more than a few users is entirely accurate and is exactly the reason why Daylite *doesn't* use SQLite. SQLite would absolutely fall over with Daylite, and while PostgreSQL might be overkill for a single-use situation (which is entirely feasible), it makes sense from a development perspective: why use SQLite and PostgreSQL depending on the circumstances, when one will work well enough for both (and importantly, not fall over when pushed to extreme usage)?
"Unlike other local applications that use custom backends like SQLite, FileMaker, or other database types, Daylite uses PostgreSQL"
Reading that in context, considering Daylite is designed to handle more than one user, and can handle a *lot* of data, your assertion of SQLite not being suitable for multi-user transaction processing with more than a few users is entirely accurate and is exactly the reason why Daylite *doesn't* use SQLite. SQLite would absolutely fall over with Daylite, and while PostgreSQL might be overkill for a single-use situation (which is entirely feasible), it makes sense from a development perspective: why use SQLite and PostgreSQL depending on the circumstances, when one will work well enough for both (and importantly, not fall over when pushed to extreme usage)?
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