HI Bill,
Klaus,
does anyone have some experience/hints with/for the performance
of RevXML
with big XML files? [...] we want to avoid using a "real" database
engine.
Your biggest issue with "big" anything is memory usage, because the
source
table and any transformations you do with it are stored in RAM. As
your data
gets larger and larger, you run the risk of slowing down
considerably or
even running out of it. Not everyone has a gigabyte or more to play
with.
Ah, I see, thanks for the info.
The advantage of using a "real" database engine, like SQLite
integrated with
Rev 2.8.1, is that you'll be able to manipulate large tables with
high-performance SQL commands, keeping your memory footprint down
to just
what is needed for on-screen display.
Yes, sure, that will be the way to fgo in a lter release of our
project.
(Have to bite more through SQL in general first ;-)
- Bill
Klaus Major
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http://www.major-k.de
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