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"Click “Advanced” and select your database options. A MySQL DB will be way faster than a SQLite DB." Do you really think you can really notice the microsecond
by jvdh 14y ago
"Click “Advanced” and select your database options. A MySQL DB will be way faster than a SQLite DB."
Do you really think you can really notice the microsecond that MySQL will be faster than SQLite? We are talking about a database that is going to host what, maybe 5 megabytes worth of data?
We are talking about calendars and contacts here, this is not stuff that you will sync every second, and will not contain large amounts of records.
Hosting this stuff in an SQLite database makes things like backup and security a whole lot easier. You don't really need a complicated database server just to store your phone numbers...
- reeses 14y agoSome people have the pathological habit of creating meeting requests and attaching 500KB+ spreadsheets, project plans, Word docs, etc. It's best when they send it as a recurring appointment and then send an "updated" version in a separate email.
- jvdh 14y agoStill the performance of the database is going to be negligible if you take the network (probably wifi/cellular) and mostly background syncing into account.