I had never heard of you guys, this looks amazing! How can you only have
222 github stars?!
Paxos, so needs at least 3 nodes?
How do you use it from an application that normally uses sqlite? Is it a
drop-in replacement? I use Node.JS…
Interesting that you emulate mysql, given that sqlite tries t
Y'all please try the lastest trunk version of SQLite for me and let me
know if it works better for you. Thanks.
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> On Oct 26, 2017, at 6:11 AM, Richard Hipp wrote:
>
>> Is this an optimization opportunity for calculated indexes?
>
> It is. There is a min/max optimization to deal with this situation,
> but it currently does not know about indexes on expressions.
+1. The project I work on (Couchbase Lit
On 10/26/17, Wout Mertens wrote:
> I have a table with an indexed json field, and I want to know the maximum
> value of that field.
>
> create table events(id integer primary key, json JSON);
> create index t on events(json_extract(json, '$.ts));
>
> If I do
>
> select max(json_extract
I have a table with an indexed json field, and I want to know the maximum
value of that field.
create table events(id integer primary key, json JSON);
create index t on events(json_extract(json, '$.ts));
If I do
select max(json_extract(json, '$.ts')) from events;
it does a table sca
Simon,
> Your text makes it look like you think that that kind of corruption affects
> only existing rows. This is not the case. If you continue to write to a
> database which shows this problem, you can lose more of the existing rows
> and/or the new data you're trying to write. The proper
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