SQLite doesn’t do highly concurrent tasks. Your life will be much, much better if you don’t even try.
It also doesn’t do Windows shared files, because any access into Windows shared files is highly concurrent on the speeds Windows is able to manage its shares.
SQLite doesn’t do highly concurrent tasks. Your life will be much, much better if you don’t even try.
One small counter point, with WAL, it is much more feasible to manage more concurrency.
It also doesn’t do Windows shared files, because any access into Windows shared files is highly concurrent on the speeds Windows is able to manage its shares.
I didn’t know this! But then again, I don’t think I’ve ever used sqlite on windows before.
SQLite doesn’t do highly concurrent tasks. Your life will be much, much better if you don’t even try.
It also doesn’t do Windows shared files, because any access into Windows shared files is highly concurrent on the speeds Windows is able to manage its shares.
One small counter point, with WAL, it is much more feasible to manage more concurrency.
I didn’t know this! But then again, I don’t think I’ve ever used sqlite on windows before.