Don't?
Use a :memory: table or a ramdisk. periodically (or at commit time?)
save a copy of the database elsewhere- perhaps in another form- perhaps
in a form that's less pleasant to query quickly.
On Wed, 2005-09-07 at 14:48 +0800, SH L wrote:
> I found sqlite will update some fixed places
> freq
What about jffs2? I had added it to my system.
--- Roger Binns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>写道:
> > The flash will die after a
> > while. How can I solve this problem. Thankyou.
>
> The simplest solution is to use a filesystem with
> builtin
> wear levelling. (Some flash chips also have it
> builtin
> suc
The flash will die after a
while. How can I solve this problem. Thankyou.
The simplest solution is to use a filesystem with builtin
wear levelling. (Some flash chips also have it builtin
such as those from M-Systems).
You can get file systems that do wear levelling for
most embedded operating
I found sqlite will update some fixed places
frequently in the database file when insert,update or
even create operation happens.It means that if my
database file in flash and I do high-frequency insert
or update(about 3000/day).The flash will die after a
while.How can I solve this problem. Thanky
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