This gets posted a lot here and I really wonder if anyone's bothered to try and replicate these results or test them with different sizes of data on different f

This gets posted a lot here and I really wonder if anyone's bothered to try and replicate these results or test them with different sizes of data on different filesystems - You can see that the greatest disparity is with NTFS/windows while linux is pretty close in performance, but they don't bother to mention if they've got ubuntu formatted for ext4 or whatever. I can't really seem to find anything looking around, and this article is like 5 years old now. I remember showing this very article to a supervisor at one point and he scoffed it off as unnecessary overhead when all I needed was a plain file store and no relational queries at all. It looks like this is the benchmarking code, I'll have to go over it for curiosity sometime: https://www.sqlite.org/src/file/test/kvtest.c https://www.sqlite.org/src/file/test/kvtest.c