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The choice to use SQLite was pretty easy for me, no size limitations and completely portable. The problem for Windows programmers is that we are used to having a nice GUI to build our databases and construct our SQL statements in, or at least I am. SQLite XML Editor allows you to manage your SQLite databases in a GUI, construct SQL statements manually and using built in SQL building features. You can import and export to XML and export to CSV spreadsheet format which can be imported into Excel.
XML is another great option for a portable data solution. XML is just a flat text file and requires no dlls. In fact SQLite XML Editor uses an XML file to store all the reserved words, context highlighting keywords, and data types. You can edit this file, for example, to add data types to the GUI. With SQLite XML Editor you can create a SQLite database, build the datasets in the GUI and then export in XML for your applications. You can also import XML documents into an existing SQLite
