[sqlite] Note, using SQLAR compared to TGZ archive

2016-03-31 Thread Kevin
Thanks Richard, I first saw a reference from the mailing list back in May 2014. I've been reading the list since April 2010. I'm not much of a C programmer, but I will let you know. I'm working on adding "comments" or tags to accompany the filenames. For example, the file "/mnt/KCYPictures/Pict

[sqlite] Note, using SQLAR compared to TGZ archive

2016-03-30 Thread Kevin
Richard, Just a note of thanks for the SQLAR tool. I am using it to store SQLite ".dump" output, which is of text data. The SQLAR file is 125.2M bytes. The corresponding tgz file is 125.1M bytes. The raw text content is in 20 files, totally 746.9M bytes. regards, Kev Youren

[sqlite] Note, using SQLAR compared to TGZ archive

2016-03-29 Thread Richard Hipp
On 3/29/16, Kevin wrote: > Richard, > > Just a note of thanks for the SQLAR tool. I'm glad you find it useful. Really is it just a proof-of-concept. If you are a C programmer and would like to try to enhance it, write to me and I'll get you check-in privileges on the respository. So where did y