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You can just use sqlite then. Very compact, highly popular (in different role though). Seen it used for large datasets - map tiles (millions of jpeg files). Muc
by out_of_protocol 4y ago
You can just use sqlite then. Very compact, highly popular (in different role though). Seen it used for large datasets - map tiles (millions of jpeg files). Much smaller size than zip or tar archive, indexed, fast.
P.S.
sqlite> .mode csv
sqlite> .import city.csv cities
- d3mcfadden 4y agoCool, I didn't know about .mode and .import. Super handy tip.
- mastax 4y agoYou can also use .mode csv .headers on .output file.csv Then run a query and it gets output to file.csv.