* Perrin Harkins shaped the electrons to say...
On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 14:11 -0500, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
sqlite3 is closer in speed to bdb than mysql, and offers more of the
'accessibility' that mysql offers.
i find myself using it much more than bdb lately
SQLite2 was pretty slow when I benchmarked it for simple hash-like
usage. MySQL beat it by miles. If the new one is faster, I'll have to
try my benchmarks again. Does it do anything fancier for concurrency
than locking the whole database like the older versions did?
We're finding that sqlite3 / DBD::SQLite is much faster than MySQL now.
It has a slightly better locking system, where you can upgrade the locks to
an exclusive writer and many readers. But it still locks the whole database.
-D
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<dr.pox> what're the units of the coefficient of agnosticity? I don't knows per
hour?
