The answer to your question about large scale is yes, AIR + SQLite can
handle large datasets but with some caveats.
I
have a SQLite database that is several hundred megabytes. The main
tables contain 4 million rows, 275000 rows, and 3500 rows. Queries that
join these tables, when the query
In all the articles I have read and some examples, it only talks about using
SQLite as the database on the users' PC/Mac. Is that the only database that
can be used locally?
Can that database handle a large-scale commercial AIR app with tens of
thousands of records?
Also, since the AIR app
I've had many thousand records before and SQLite performed just fine. The
only limitation I found was with datatypes which is easily overcome in most
cases.
I can't comment about the rest.
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 5:28 PM, jwc_wensan jwcaldw...@zingit.com wrote:
In all the articles I have
2009/10/23 jwc_wensan jwcaldw...@zingit.com:
In all the articles I have read and some examples, it only talks about using
SQLite as the database on the users' PC/Mac. Is that the only database that
can be used locally?
Because AIR has support for sockets, there are ongoing projects to
give
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex 3: AIR Local Database
2009/10/23 jwc_wensan jwcaldw...@zingit.com
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In all the articles I have read and some examples, it only talks about
using SQLite as the database on the users' PC/Mac. Is that the only
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