3 ms·
It happens, guessing SQLite was default at one point or suggested by the install guide that was followed. Kinda surprised it has survived thus far, never really
by StudentStuff 7y ago
It happens, guessing SQLite was default at one point or suggested by the install guide that was followed. Kinda surprised it has survived thus far, never really thought of SQLite as something for high volume, multi-user messaging.
Gonna go try the migration guide here :P
- krferriter 7y agoSQLite is definitely not ideal for high volume and high transaction frequency. Postgres will be better at that. I have used it for quickly getting a single table database up that I can just dump into and then query through linearly afterwards. It is better than dumping to JSON or some other purely textual serialization.