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| 5 queries per second is nothing. Every database can do it easily. I recommend SOCI as an access library. It provides a pretty generic interface. http://soci.sourceforge.net/ Then the backend is not that important anymore. Alternatively, you could use an embedded engine like SQLite. It has the advantage of not requiring a separate server process, but it is a bit slower than other DBs.
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| Wow nice! That will probably a good start...;D |
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