Hi,
I am writing an application that performs a lot of DB writes. I am using a
lot of recommended optimizations (like using transactions and more...)
I want to improve my recording time by reducing the amount of I/O. one way
to do so is by compressing the data before dumping it to DISK.
I am evaluating a sqlite extension called zipvfs. this VFS extension
compresses pages before writing them to disk
I am using zlib compress/uncompress as my compression callback functions
for this VFS. I assumed that database writing will be faster with this VFS
since
compression [means less I/O], in reality I see no difference (but the data
is indeed compressed)...
any idea why I don't see any recording time improvement ? is there an
overhead with zipvfs ? any other recommended compression callback
functions ?
cheers
Tal
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