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It's terrific right until you need multiple processes writing to the same database. It's no accident that SQLite is fast for many small queries; it's not doing
by NelsonMinar 6y ago
It's terrific right until you need multiple processes writing to the same database. It's no accident that SQLite is fast for many small queries; it's not doing a lot of the work required to, say, be a good database backend for multiple web frontends.
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- danenania 6y agoYeah, I don’t really see sqlite as competing with postgres or mysql for this reason. It’s an alternative to the file system.