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(SQLite and DuckDB are both client-side databases.)

• loxias 5y ago
  You mean in-process databases :)
• wodenokoto 5y ago
  Is database daemon the right word, when the database is running locally? I thought the database process was still a server when running locally, like how Wayland is a display server.
  • hueho 5y ago
    There isn't a daemon to speak off, they are shared libraries that you load and call functions on. I don't know much about R, but if it considers the whole memory space of the R process, it probably counted the memory consumption of the libraries themselves as well.
    • kristjansson 5y ago
      The memory profiling only measures allocations on the R heap (i.e. objects managed by R's GC). It doesn't measure allocations by other libraries running in the the same process, unless they use R's allocation machinery.