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SQLite Now Faster With Memory Mapped I/O
- symisc_devel 13y agoUnQLite (http://unqlite.org http://unqlite.org) is still faster than SQLite
- mooism2 13y agoHave you benchmarked it against the new version, or is this just propaganda?
- zimpenfish 13y agoWhilst it might be faster, it's also only a day old if http://unqlite.org/forum/announcements-unqlite-1-1-6-out http://unqlite.org/forum/announcements-unqlite-1-1-6-out is correct about that being the first public release. SQLite is years old, appears to have an extensive test suite, and is used by pretty much every big name you can think of. Can you point us at the UnQLite pages about testing and prominent users?
- zimpenfish 13y ago(I don't know much about HN etiquette - but shouldn't you declare your affiliation when making claims about your own product?)
- dragonwriter 13y ago> UnQLite (http://unqlite.org http://unqlite.org) is still faster than SQLite For something that just had its first public release, "still" seems a bit hyperbolic; also, UnQLite isn't an RDBMS, so its not a replacement for SQLite.