diff --git a/servers/php/sqlite/README.md b/servers/php/sqlite/README.md index b15df9d..9672cda 100644 --- a/servers/php/sqlite/README.md +++ b/servers/php/sqlite/README.md @@ -1,9 +1,9 @@ #### PHP and SQLite -Unlike using a client-server database (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQL Server), using SQLite with GpsTracker does not require installing any databse software. It does still require a web server, such as Apache, and PHP scripting. You need to create a website on your Apache web server and create a directory called gpstracker. Put all of the files from the php download directory into there. +Unlike using a client-server database (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQL Server), using SQLite with GpsTracker does not require installing any database server software. It does still require a web server, such as Apache, and PHP scripting. You need to create a website on your Apache web server and create a directory called gpstracker. Put all of the files from the php download directory into there. -The SQLite subdirectory inside the PHP directory contains a gpstracker.sqlite file with the table and views already setup and read to go! Open GpsTracker's PHP file "dbconnect.php" to set the database type to SQLite: +The SQLite subdirectory inside the PHP directory contains a gpstracker.sqlite file with the table and views already setup and is read to go! Open GpsTracker's PHP file "dbconnect.php" to set the database type to SQLite: 
 $dbType = DB_SQLITE3;