Le mar 09/11/2004 à 17:52, Gerhard Haering a écrit :
> On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 10:45:35AM -0500, Richard Boehme wrote:
> > Hi there. How well does SQLite do in a client/server environment
> > where the SQLite database is handling a batch of 100 inserts and the
> > same number of queries a every
Hello,
"Clay Dowling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09/11/2004 02:39 AM
Please respond to sqlite-users
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Subject: Re: [sqlite] Client/Server Environment
> Richard Boehme said:
> > Hi there. How well does SQL
Richard Boehme said:
> This is an extreme case -- records would usually be updated every minute
> or so. Usually there might be 10 computers trading information (about
> 100 records every few minutes), for example. I was extrpolating an
> extreme test case where the system is very heavily used.
>
This is an extreme case -- records would usually be updated every minute
or so. Usually there might be 10 computers trading information (about
100 records every few minutes), for example. I was extrpolating an
extreme test case where the system is very heavily used.
In such a situation, we
On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 10:45:35AM -0500, Richard Boehme wrote:
> Hi there. How well does SQLite do in a client/server environment
> where the SQLite database is handling a batch of 100 inserts and the
> same number of queries a every 0.5 seconds? The inserts would be
> batched into a transaction.
Richard Boehme said:
> Hi there. How well does SQLite do in a client/server environment where
> the SQLite database is handling a batch of 100 inserts and the same
> number of queries a every 0.5 seconds? The inserts would be batched into
> a transaction. The queries would most likely not.
I'm
Hi there. How well does SQLite do in a client/server environment where
the SQLite database is handling a batch of 100 inserts and the same
number of queries a every 0.5 seconds? The inserts would be batched into
a transaction. The queries would most likely not.
Thanks for the help.
Richard
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