On 14 Feb 2012, at 7:01pm, Rob Richardson wrote:

> The application is written in C#, and uses a .Net provider for SQLite.  
> 
> The code to insert tag data is very crude.  I build an INSERT query as a 
> string, and then I call the database object's Execute() method.  
> 
> The average time to update a base is half a second.

Does this include Non-SQLite-related operations ?

Does this include the time to open and close the database connection ?

How is the computer accessing the database files: are they on the boot disk, or 
across a network or what ?

If it's just the time to execute the execute, it's ridiculously long.

Simon.
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