dosubot[bot] commented on issue #30844:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/30844#issuecomment-2456760523

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   The issue you're experiencing with the SQLite database not updating in 
Superset when the underlying file is changed externally is likely related to 
how file locks and caching are handled. Superset, when using SQLite, might lock 
the file or cache the data, preventing it from reflecting updates made to the 
file externally.
   
   Here are a few suggestions to address this issue:
   
   1. **File Locking**: Ensure that the file locking mechanism is not causing 
the issue. SQLite can have problems with file locks, especially when used over 
network filesystems like NFS or Blobfuse2. Consider using a different database 
backend that is more suitable for concurrent access and updates, such as 
PostgreSQL or MySQL.
   
   2. **Cache Invalidation**: Superset might be caching the data from the 
SQLite database. You can try to clear the cache manually or configure Superset 
to have a shorter cache timeout. Check the caching settings in your 
`superset_config.py` and adjust them as needed.
   
   3. **Database Refresh**: As a workaround, you might need to periodically 
restart the Superset service to force it to reload the database file. This is 
not ideal but can be a temporary solution until a more robust fix is 
implemented.
   
   4. **Blobfuse2 Configuration**: Verify the Blobfuse2 mount settings to 
ensure that the file system is mounted with the correct options that allow for 
file updates to be detected by applications using the mounted file system.
   
   5. **Superset Configuration**: Double-check your Superset configuration to 
ensure that there are no settings that might be preventing the database from 
being reloaded or updated.
   
   Switching to a more robust database system for production use is generally 
recommended, as SQLite is not designed for high-concurrency environments or 
frequent updates from multiple sources.
   
   
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