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Raymond Camden commented on CB-103:
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Filip, I don't think anyone is saying you couldn't do it via JS simply enough.
I was more worried about the case where you may have a large db you want to use
with the application. As an example, I shipped a db with 1k words in it for my
Hangman game built in AIR. That db was only 37k, so easy enough to ship with
the package, but a thousand inserts on app startup (even once) would probably
be pretty darn slow.
> Support opening a database that connects to an existing file
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> Key: CB-103
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-103
> Project: Apache Callback
> Issue Type: Wish
> Reporter: Raymond Camden
> Priority: Minor
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> Under Adobe AIR, you can open a connection to a SQLite db and point to an
> existing file. The benefit of this is that your application can ship a
> database seeded with data. Without this support, your application has to
> initialize the db via scripting. While not difficult, it does increase the
> application's first run time and also complicates the code unnecessarily. I
> understand that this isn't per the Web SQL spec,
> http://dev.w3.org/html5/webdatabase, but it could certainly be useful.
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