>Actually I cannot reproduce even if I turn off forced RANDOM mode for the >cache, reduce the size of the >sqlite3 cache to the default, and make sure the >temp_store is on disk (not my default).
Are you rebooting or flushing the cache between the commands? I don’t have any problems (except maybe on the first call) if I don’t flush. >I do note, however, that the actual CPU used is relatively constant (USER+SYS) >and that it is the REAL time >only that is going "bonkers" which suggests some >process other than sqlite is what is causing the >slowdown. It could be >something the hardware is doing -- I have never used a "tablet" as if it were >a >computer ... After rebooting it doesn’t matter how long I wait before running the test. If it’s some background task it must surely be triggered by what I’m doing. That said, if the slowness and increasing / decreasing memory is down to windows caching the data why is ‘sys’ not able to include it? _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@mailinglists.sqlite.org http://mailinglists.sqlite.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
