yrosgi L,
There would be a lot of other methods need such as skinny tiddlers, etc..
to build something of the scale you ask.
TiddlyWiki interactivity and searchability is part of its architecture, as
a result I believe it has some design elements that may fight against such
a large implementation.
Not withstanding these points and from Eric and Mario it is "software" and
a lot can be done. for example;
- Depending on the data you could move it into data tiddlers
- Getting tiddlywiki to talk to an external database such as in NoteSelf
- Building a search index of you data and searching that instead
- If there is a lot of common words in data it can be reduced to a
smaller index
If we knew more about the nature of the data that would consume so many
tiddlers perhaps we could craft a solution, however just as I would not use
Microsoft Excel for the data I have in my TiddlyWikis there is a point
where tiddlywiki may not be suitable.
Regards
Tones
On Sunday, 11 October 2020 20:43:01 UTC+11, yrosgi L wrote:
>
>
> The node-tiddlywiki store separate tiddlers into the single directory
> "tiddlers" under the server's root.
> As I know that the file system such as NTFS' maximum file number is
> 2^32-1, what will happen when the number of tiddlers reaches the file
> system limit? Will the global search function still work?
>
> Thanks.
>
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