> Don't write your database to NFS. I'd guess that your problem is that
> NFS driver for some reason thinks that the file was changed on the
> server (could be as easy as rounding of file modification time) and
> thus re-reads it from NFS server. And it has nothing to do with
> SQLite.
Nope.
> Anyone out there know how to correct this undesirable behaviour?
>
> PS. This only happens over NFS - local DB files behave as expected and fill
> the OS page cache.
Don't write your database to NFS. I'd guess that your problem is that
NFS driver for some reason thinks that the file was
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Hello list. I'd like to ask someone with more SQLite experience than me a
simple question. First, some background;
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