On 2015-08-28 03:09 PM, Yahoo! Mail wrote:
> Where did you see the vacuum happening inside the transaction? It's 
> just right before begin...anyway. It seems I'm unable to make clear 
> the actual "issue" of mine, but anyhow it's not a bit deal. I just 
> wanted to report what I have noticed, that's all.

No no, I did not say you did the vacuum inside a transaction, I meant 
that if I had to include that in my script to see the timed-output from 
it (because I suspected it might take a long time), it would have had to 
be part of the transaction - which of course it cannot be, as you 
already know.

And please do not be dismayed, we would like to assist or at least 
understand your issue because the idea we now have is that you have a 
version of SQLite that somehow takes almost 2 minutes to drop a table 
with only 100-million rows with only dates in it. This would be 
horrible. We are not trying to prove you wrong, we are trying to 
establish the facts.

What we (myself and other responders) tried to show is that SQLite does 
not do that for us at all.. our tables of that size drop in about 3 to 6 
seconds - which means (the bit we do not specifically say because we do 
not wish to bore everyone with detail) that:

A - We do not get the same results as you, so either there is something 
about your use-case we do not know and you did not state, or
B - We are not understanding what you mean precisely, so will need a bit 
more description, or
C - You are using a much different version than we are and you have 
uncovered a bug - in which case we will need to know the specifics:
   -  Which version?
   -  Did you compile it yourself? Or downloaded from the site?
D - Your hardware / OS is not playing ball - in which case we will need 
specifics.

In fact, we will need more and more specifics until we can find a case 
that does for us exactly what it does for you, or where we understand 
the difference exactly.

And - if this is a real possibility of a bug, or even just a missed 
opportunity for optimization, we would really like to know it - so 
please try to clarify.

Thanks,
Ryan


PS: We also know your first language isn't English, neither is mine, so 
please bear in mind that we might not clearly understand the first time 
you say something - but that doesn't mean we do not want to understand, 
so don't give up - explain more!

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