On 1/14/09, Davide Alberani wrote:
> Not exactly (actually, at least); the only information saved and
> restored between two runs are "imdbID" (collected when IMDbPY have
> to retrieve from the web the "real" imdbID for a movie/person/...,
> and stored in the database for future faster accesses).
On Jan 13, Mike Castle wrote:
> I also just tested with PRAGMA journal_mode = OFF;
Good - I'll update the code and documentation ASAP (and submit it to you,
to check that I've understood everything).
> But, are you doing something at the beginning with preserving current
> ids?
Not exactly (ac
I also just tested with PRAGMA journal_mode = OFF; and, while it did
prevent sqlite from making and removing journal files all the time, it
turns out that it didn't make any significant difference. The
measurement was actually 5 minutes slow, considering the variability
of the machine, probably me
On Jan 13, Mike Castle wrote:
> First, I remembered to build the DB on a file system that is NOT
> journaled. This actually got me to a time similar to above.
[...]
> (I knew this of course,
I'd never thought that the difference would be _that_ huge.
That's for sure a thing that must be docum
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