Whats up guys, I made a little database with combos in it from my server. Right now I currently have 1.3 million unique combos. I just made it last night so I haven't had a chance to add many combos to it, and I want only fresh combo lists.
Has anybody else made a "combo list database" so you can search for combos? made mine where I can search by combo, email, username, or password and return all results.
IDK the point of it but my question is how big can a mysql database get before it has problems working? Right now everything loads fast and seems to be working just fine, but like I said I only have around 1.3 million unique combos in my DB.
Just wondering if anybody else had tinkered with the idea of putting all their lists in a DB and what they use to do so. I don't even really know why I did, but I"m teaching myself how to program javascript php pyhon etc and I just did it for an idea of something to make while I teach myself coding.
I guess I have almost 1.5 million unique combos.
I have a search part that will search and display in tables.
I don't really know the point of this post but Id like to make it a project and take it one step further. Later.
Has anybody else made a "combo list database" so you can search for combos? made mine where I can search by combo, email, username, or password and return all results.
IDK the point of it but my question is how big can a mysql database get before it has problems working? Right now everything loads fast and seems to be working just fine, but like I said I only have around 1.3 million unique combos in my DB.
Just wondering if anybody else had tinkered with the idea of putting all their lists in a DB and what they use to do so. I don't even really know why I did, but I"m teaching myself how to program javascript php pyhon etc and I just did it for an idea of something to make while I teach myself coding.
I guess I have almost 1.5 million unique combos.
I have a search part that will search and display in tables.
I don't really know the point of this post but Id like to make it a project and take it one step further. Later.
