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c# : need a poor-man's database

Asked by BlearyEye in Microsoft Visual C#.Net, .NET, C# Programming Language

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I have a C# app that presently uses SQL Express. I'd like to eliminate this dependency by using some sort of data structure (xml?) that I can read and write to/from disc, and still have database-like functionality internally. That is, I need to read this structure, maintain a main table with a related table by adding/removing/modifying entries to either one, with database consistency being maintained. When done, I need to be able to write out the results. Possibly, an additional table or two will be added, with appropriate relations.

The size involved isn't large. Records are short, and the number of entries in either table is under 100. That's why I think I should be able to get away with something other than an actual database engine.

There's probably an easy answer to this, but after poking around some, I haven't come up with anything. Ideas?

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