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Ian Frosst wrote:
> My question is; am I assessing the situation correctly, and if so, is there
> anything I can do to avoid this rather nasty situation? I would rather not
> take the periodic-commit approach, and increasing the page cache size would
> potentially cause the use of more memory than I can spare. Disk usage,
> however, is not a problem; I can use as much as is necessary.
You can open a second connection and make another database that you do
all your writing to, using as small a page cache as you want. When done
add the data in your first connection. Basically do this ("main" is the
name of the first database):
attach second.db as second
insert into main.table (select * from second.table)
detach second
Roger
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