The SQL ATTACH command might help you develop a
workaround.
Dan.
--- Roberto Saccon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I am a happy user of sqlite, but currently my
> filesizes are little,
> because I store Multimedia data on a
> Berkeley-DB-like storage (QDBM),
> which can be splitted into several files. Now I am
> thinking about
> storing the multimedia data also with sqlite in the
> upcoming 3.0
> release, because it has native BLOB support. Well, I
> haven't done any
> test yet about performance, but one concern I have
> is the filesize limit
> of 2 GB on MS Windows 95. Does sqlite provide some
> way of splitting the
> database file in small pieces ? How are other
> developers dealing with
> this filesize isssue for old MS Windows systems ?
>
> regards
> Roberto
>
> P.S. if this qustion has been anwsered before, this
> is my first post to
> the list, and I really googeled a lot about the
> topic, but didn't found
> anything.
>
>
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