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Which again, presumes I have to use multiple files. I can append small data to a log file faster than I can insert small rows of data to a database, and with m
by gnaritas 15y ago
Which again, presumes I have to use multiple files. I can append small data to a log file faster than I can insert small rows of data to a database, and with much less effort.
And my main point was, speed is not the reason we use databases, transactional semantics and query capabilities are.
- AlisdairO 15y agoRight, but he was talking about image files. edit: It's not that your point is wrong by any means, it's just that you're arguing against a point that he wasn't really emphasising. I don't think anyone, including him, would try to tell you that constant appending to a log file would be faster through a db than just a direct write to the file.