On 5 May 2012, at 12:22pm, Marcolippo Polpettino wrote:
> I've read that sqlite locks the entire database file on updates.
True. This is extremely fast: checking for a lock involves checking just one
thing. Making a lock involves changing just one thing. Table-level
Hello,
I've read that sqlite locks the entire database file on updates.
Our database is based on a very small number of tables that contain a huge
amount of records (under WAL mode).
Will we get improvements in performance if we create different database files
(one for each table) and attach
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