> De: Nigel Verity <[email protected]>
> Asunto:  [sqlite] Sqlite + Dropbox
>

> I have just started using Dropbox to share documents. If I place a Sqlite 
> database in my Dropbox folder I access it from a local application as a local 
> file. This is then automatically synced with the copy held in my Dropbox 
> cloud storage.
>
> This strikes me as a possible way to share a database across the internet. Is 
> this a practical approach or does the time it takes to sync the files 
> introduce too much latency? I'd be interested in advice and/or experiences 
> from anybody who has tried this.

Besides the problems mentioned by Nigel and Simon, if you place a active SQLite 
database in a "live" Dropbox directory, the journaling mechanism involves a lot 
of Internet traffic, unless the database is in a distinct directory that the 
exejecutable who control the process.

HTH.

--
Adolfo J.M.

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