According to documentation, 256 Bytes of memory is needed for every 1 MB of data. Does anyone have insights as to the memory limitations of SQLite?
I've been developing an app on a linux embedded device with 128 M of RAM,
although the available RAM for queries is less than that. Now that the
databases are getting a little larger (120 MB), I'm having problems with
some queries that have large results. I watch my memory drop completely,
and then my sqlite client is killed. Now, as I understand it, the entire
database is not opened into memory, just the amount of data that is needed.
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