Hi Larry, thank you for your explanatory answer. I have an idea now, but
with my poor English am afraid i did understand wrong or incomplete :(
I am going to try my network layout.
We have an IIS as a server and clients have MS Win7 on their PCs.
But usually we used IIS machine as a clasical stati
While i was reading "*Using SQLite*" from *Jay A. Kreibich*, i saw that
sqlite doesn't designd for over network multiple client connections.
I have a project that built on Microsoft .hta and vbscript. And I am using
sqlite on the IIS for local storage but, 5 to 10 client applications
connecting as
Thank you Valentin, Alexey and Sandro. FTS3 and FTS4 are very good that i
have never heard about them. We all have to read
http://www.sqlite.org/fts3.html at least one time.
Alexey,Sandro i'm glad to hear you that 100-160GBs are tested. Thank you
very much.
I will share my experiences while gbytes
Hello again,
Thank you Simon.
The page http://www.sqlite.org/limits.html has my answer partly. In MS IIS
what gbytes bigger size of .sqlite file should significant to work on it
properly?
I mean, is there a 10-12 GB sqlite file that working properly and with any
problem?
Thanks
Caglar
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Hi fellows,
i just begin to use sqlite for my little project. The main job is to record
documents names, subjects, date etc. to database and running queries on it.
I wonder if sqlite handle huge amounts of data inserted? Is there a limit
of file capacity of .sqlite file, or record count? Thank you
I am using SQLite for my little HTA application with vbscript. Everything is
ok but in my sql query date format gets wrong records. SQLite uses YY-MM-DD
i am querying with DD-MM-YY what should i do?
Thanks
Caglar
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