On 5/3/07, Arjen Markus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lloyd wrote:
That is a very large number of files! I know FAT32 can not handle files
larger than
2 GB, and I imagine there is limit on the number of files as well. Try
creating
some subdirectories and moving the files there. The problem is most
This error occurs only on FAT 32 file system! I have a directory with
32764 files. one of the file is my sqlite database. It seems that, when
the file count reaches around this particular no. the SQLite cant open
database error occurs. Can anybody give me some hint? (I am mounting
FAT32 file
Lloyd wrote:
This error occurs only on FAT 32 file system! I have a directory with
32764 files. one of the file is my sqlite database. It seems that, when
the file count reaches around this particular no. the SQLite cant open
database error occurs. Can anybody give me some hint? (I am mounting
Thank you Arjen. I would consider your alternative or I will go for some
other file system. (Because I would have to handle files larger than
2GB)
Thanks and Regards,
Lloyd
On Thu, 2007-05-03 at 13:52 +0200, Arjen Markus wrote:
Lloyd wrote:
This error occurs only on FAT 32 file system! I
Hello Lloyd,
I've seen files fail on FAT32 with only 10-12K files in the folder.
The problem is there's a fixed number of directory entries and when
you use long filenames, more then one entry is used to store the
names. So, basically you have no way to determine when the next file
open will
Hi,
I am working on Redhat EL4, with sqlite3. In my application (written in
C++ and wxWidgets, and I use wxSqlite3 wrapper) there a module which
will be called repeatedly which in turn opens and closes the database
each time the module is called. When the application runs (process the
input) for
