I mentioned in a previous post that I was going to investigate using SQL Server Everywhere edition for a database to unit test against, when the database really can't be removed from the picture.

Since then I have been swamped with work, and have not had time to post.

I did end up using SQL Everywhere for unit tests on a project. I had to copy-past-edit some code from the NHibernate Sql2000 family of driver classes, but it was pretty easy and I only had to open the sqle documentation once (...to find out that they don't support TOP.)

I will try to post more details later, but it was basically the same as my previous post on SQLite - I didn't notice any performance differences, nor does it support lots of functionality that SQLite doesn't, but it is SQL Server's little brother and it can replicate with SQL Server (very exciting!), which is a feature I plan on using for something else soon.

Anyway, just wanted to post something...