I don't think that's the main bottleneck here.
Peter
On 08/29/2012 02:59 PM, Henrik in Oslo wrote:
And for DB-size: Time to split :-) ?
/ H
On Wednesday, 29 August 2012 14:49:38 UTC+2, Peter Bienstman wrote:
I'll add this to my todo list for future optimisation. Not sure how far
I'll be able to optimise this, but there should at least be a progress
bar, such that you don't get the impression the program hangs.
Peter
On 08/29/2012 02:47 PM, Henrik in Oslo wrote:
> After import of 1500 txt cards I realised it would have been a
good idea
> to manipulate them a bit more (e.g. get rid of some unnecessary
> numbering etc) before import. Hence: I wanted to delete 1500 cards
> before re-import.
> A:
> 1) Went to Browse cards
> 2) Selected the tag in question
> 3) Use Ctrl A for "selct all"
> 4) Pushed Delete-button
> Mnemosyne seemed to go to sleep, after a while (top left of screen)
> saying "Mnemosyne (Not responding)"
> Took a long time (did not measure) but finally Menmosyne woke up
again.
> Approx 250 cards had been deleted, the rest were still there.
> B)
> Redid process A, same result
> C)
> Redid process A with one exception: instead of "3) Use Ctrl A for
"selct
> all" " I marked first card in list and paged down to last card,
pressing
> Shift-key
> while selecting also the last. That way all cards were selected.
> For the remaining 1000 cards Mnemosyne again seemed to go to sleep,
> after a while (top left of screen) saying "Mnemosyne (Not
responding)"
> Took 4 minutes, then all 1000 cards had been deleted (also the
tag was
> removed when it became empty)
>
> My total DB is now BIG, close to 50 000 cards of which 15 000 are in
> daily use (the rest is txt import from Supermemo 7 that I piece
by peice
> manipulate and bring into the Mnemosyne learning process. (Should I
> consider splitting it contrary to Peters general advice?)
>
> / Henrik
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