There are other writers, but they create new stuff, while this big update
wants to consolidate info about existing stuff. There are also pure
readers.
Some of the docs on WAL logging had caveats that put me off. Not knowing
exactly what I was going to be doing with the database, I could not be s
You didn't say if the other tasks need write access to the database or if it is
just read-only. If the others only need read-only, let them access a copy of
the database while you make your changes in another copy, then just swap the
databases when done. -- Darren Duncan
On 2016-10-15 1:21 PM
On 10/15/2016 4:21 PM, Kevin O'Gorman wrote:
So I have some questions:
(1) If I do all of my updates to a temporary table, does the database still
get locked?
Locked against what? What else are you trying to do with the database
while the update is in progress?
Look at WAL journal mode: http
I'm new to this, and working in Python's sqlite3. So be patient, and don't
expect me to know too much. This is also a personal hobby, so there's
nobody else for me to ask.
I've got a database of a some tens of millions of positions in a board
game. It may be over a billion before I'm done (work
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