> > That several users accessing same DB from several processes can't perform > more then 10 transactions per second... > > > Simon
SQLite is not a good multi-user database and never have claimed to be such. If you need very good multi-user performance, a proper client-server database may be a better choice, e.g.: Open Source: PostgreSQL MySQL Firebird Free but not Open Source: MS SQL Server Express (10 Gb database, 1 CPU, 1 Gb Ram limits) IBM DB2 Express (no limits on database size, 4 Gb Ram limit, some limit on CPUs/Cores depending on edition) SQLite is good for single user write access and multiple read only access, often used as data storage for local applications. However, it is also gaining more widespread usage as data storage / analysis database for large amounts of data from e.g. logging or statistical / scientific research data. /Frank _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list [email protected] http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
