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For single-threaded access, its possible that a more complicated DBMS will actually be slower than SQLite. (Or similar in performance.) Of course once your app
by octorian 8y ago
For single-threaded access, its possible that a more complicated DBMS will actually be slower than SQLite. (Or similar in performance.)
Of course once your application needs to do multithreaded DB access (especially if writes are involved), then you're far better off ditching SQLite. Then again, this is probably not a very common use case for a typical desktop application.