I just saw this post on UP: http://use.perl.org/~tomhukins/journal/31457
I had no clue that :memory: existed. Now that I do, I wonder how much faster some tests could be if we weren't creating /var/*.db for each test, even with the PRAGMA temp_store = MEMORY turned on. The upside to files is that it gets completely wiped between test files. The in memory store would require a little more cleanup (DROP TABLE?) before tests run. Thoughts? -=Chris
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