Comment #13 on issue 25959 by sh...@chromium.org: Chrome history &
thumbnails fill up timemachine
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=25959
The index files you mention are history ("History Index 2009-10"). I don't
think SQLite creates them
independently.
I don't understand your example - it seems like it's excluding an item by
path, but you mention that you need to
wait until after opening the database? If you can exclude a directory it
would seem that it's by path.
We could consider putting the journal files in a separate location from the
database files. Would probably involve
some amount of hackery w/in SQLite.
Since we open most/all of our databases in exclusive mode, it may be
reasonable to set PRAGMA journal_mode =
TRUNCATE. This would cause the journal file to only be opened once.
While I do agree on the scariness of a migration, if it's the right thing
to do, would rather do the migration with
fewer users rather than more. Just saying.
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