On 16 Aug 2009, at 11:55am, Sebastian Arcus wrote:
> Just to thank you both for your suggestions and to let you know the
> problem is solved.
I'm glad you solved it, and thanks for your thanks. In a week like
this one it's nice to know I'm doing someone some good somewhere.
> I've tried
Hi Simon and Roger,
Simon Slavin wrote:
> On 15 Aug 2009, at 9:58am, Sebastian Arcus wrote:
>
>
>> I've just noticed another interesting thing. A read operation after a
>> write on same table (like a SELECT statement after an INSERT) works
>> perfectly fine - instantly. Which is bizarre, as I
On 15 Aug 2009, at 9:58am, Sebastian Arcus wrote:
> I've just noticed another interesting thing. A read operation after a
> write on same table (like a SELECT statement after an INSERT) works
> perfectly fine - instantly. Which is bizarre, as I would have
> expected a
> write to keep a much
Roger Binns wrote:
>
> Sebastian Arcus wrote:
>
>> Hi and thanks for the suggestion. I did as you advised and ran 'vmstat
>> 1' in a terminal. Very little activity - maybe 20-40kb every 6-7 seconds
>> on the bo - pretty much nothing on bi. Also, zeros all around on so/si.
>>
>
> That
Roger Binns wrote:
>
> Sebastian Arcus wrote:
>
>> Hi and thanks for the suggestion. I did as you advised and ran 'vmstat
>> 1' in a terminal. Very little activity - maybe 20-40kb every 6-7 seconds
>> on the bo - pretty much nothing on bi. Also, zeros all around on so/si.
>>
>
> That
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Sebastian Arcus wrote:
> Hi and thanks for the suggestion. I did as you advised and ran 'vmstat
> 1' in a terminal. Very little activity - maybe 20-40kb every 6-7 seconds
> on the bo - pretty much nothing on bi. Also, zeros all around on so/si.
Roger Binns wrote:
> Sebastian Arcus wrote:
>
>> The SQLite documentation talks about entire database locks by operations
>> of the order of milliseconds - 10 seconds seems a long way off.
>>
>
> There is a possible but unlikely cause for what you are seeing. In order to
> ensure the
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Sebastian Arcus wrote:
> The SQLite documentation talks about entire database locks by operations
> of the order of milliseconds - 10 seconds seems a long way off.
There is a possible but unlikely cause for what you are seeing. In order to
ensure
Hi all,
I'm using the mozStorage implementation from Mozilla foundation, with
Javascript and XUL (for the UI) to build a business-type app.
I'm having this problem where I seem to get a lock of about 10 seconds
after a read operation on a table, before I can perform a write
operation on the
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