Hi,
I am planning to use sqlite in an application program. The application
will be running in Linux environment on MIPS processor (BIG ENDIAN). Are
there any sqlite performance issues when running on MIPS processor with
Linux as the OS. In particular are there any issues regarding non-aligned
I built and use an application server which embeds Sqlite and processes
web traffic. It is multi-threaded and can handle very many connections.
It is very fast because it uses no IPC channels or process creation.
It caches threads and reuses them rather than creating and killing them.
It
James Mills uttered:
Hi Richard,
When I mean high-traffic I would imagine more than 1 hit/s.
I do want to clear something up though (if you could):
If a site using sqlite takes 700ms to load and there are
two simultaneous (as simultaneous as one can get) hits
to the site, say user A and user
Hrmm also a couple of other things...
In order to make a decision, I would need some way of
running tests and simulations so I can come up with some
numbers. Then scale that up and use it as an indicator
for our decision. Do you have any tools that'll help with
this ?
cheers
James
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Hi Richard,
I appreciate your feedback on the matter. I myself have
used SQLite in many of my applications in the past for quite
some years now. Most of them do indeed only write to
or read from teh database for only fractions of a second.
When I mean high-traffic I would imagine more than 1
James Mills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I'm wanting to use SQLite in an embedded web application
> that will serve as a proxy and possible serve up many
> connections at once. I'm talking here of high-traffic
> through this web app.
>
> Question is, how will SQLite perform under
Hi Folks,
I'm wanting to use SQLite in an embedded web application
that will serve as a proxy and possible serve up many
connections at once. I'm talking here of high-traffic
through this web app.
Question is, how will SQLite perform under these kinds
of conditions ? I've been speaking to a few
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