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No, there's no _actual_ RDBMS involved. The query engine uses a functional style of query that has similar concepts to SQL, but all the evaluation (and reactivi
by jamesgpearce 4y ago
No, there's no _actual_ RDBMS involved. The query engine uses a functional style of query that has similar concepts to SQL, but all the evaluation (and reactivity) is first party, in the library itself.
Of course it would be pretty easy/fun to persist your TinyBase content into a SQLite database, or pull a dataset from it. The demos load up TSV but you could easily do something similar from an actual database somewhere.
- mfbx9da4 4y agoIf I understand correctly the issue with storing and retrieving from SQLite is that it won’t be incremental?
- jamesgpearce 4y agoIt could be made to be. The current persistence implementations are all batch but I believe they could be row, or even cell-level, theoretically. Nice idea.