Hello George,
I use different journal modes within the same application to different
database files. My files don't all have the same protection level.
Some files I turn it off completely for better speed. Others, I can't
afford to lose the data.
C
Thursday, August 21, 2014, 3:17:05 PM,
On 21 Aug 2014, at 8:17pm, George Ionescu wrote:
> I only asked on the mailing list because I couldn't find this kind of
> information in the docs (or I didn't look thoroughly enough); if it's the
> first case, perhaps it should be mentioned somewhere...
Good evening Dr. Hipp,
ok, got it. Thank you for the quick clarification.
I only asked on the mailing list because I couldn't find this kind of
information in the docs (or I didn't look thoroughly enough); if it's the
first case, perhaps it should be mentioned somewhere...
Thanks again,
George.
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 3:05 PM, George Ionescu
wrote:
> Hello dear sqlite users,
>
> is it ok to mix journal modes from different threads accessing the same
> database?
>
SQLite does not allow you to mix WAL mode with other journal modes.
Wal-mode is a property of the
Hello dear sqlite users,
is it ok to mix journal modes from different threads accessing the same
database?
The typical scenario is that I use one thread for reading using normal
(default) journalling (e.g. only SELECT queries are performed) and two to
four threads for writing using WAL
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