Thank you very much. You're super quick guys :)
Cheers,
Tomasz M
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Dan Kennedy
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On 03/16/2017 05:00 PM, Tomasz Maj wrote:
I have an application which work with many zipped databases in WAL journal mode
and the databases are stored on a media of low write bandwidth. There is a
problem that that fsync operations invoked from one thread are blocking other
fsync operations
I have an application which work with many zipped databases in WAL journal mode
and the databases are stored on a media of low write bandwidth. There is a
problem that that fsync operations invoked from one thread are blocking other
fsync operations invoked from another thread. I think that
2017-03-16 9:51 GMT+01:00 Dan Kennedy :
> On 03/16/2017 01:40 PM, Tomasz Maj wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>>
>> According to my observations, "PRAGMA synchronous=...;" query affects
>> only the standard sqlite pager. But for zipped databases sqlite uses
>> additional ZIPVFS pager
On 03/16/2017 01:40 PM, Tomasz Maj wrote:
Hi,
According to my observations, "PRAGMA synchronous=...;" query affects only the standard sqlite
pager. But for zipped databases sqlite uses additional ZIPVFS pager layer which actually decide whether and
when to sync content of files associated
Hi,
According to my observations, "PRAGMA synchronous=...;" query affects only the
standard sqlite pager. But for zipped databases sqlite uses additional ZIPVFS
pager layer which actually decide whether and when to sync content of files
associated with a database. It looks like "PRAGMA
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