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Many Firefox developers see SQLite as a default choice for storing any non-trivial amount of data, and this wi
...QLite become a source of performance problems. This isn't an indictment of SQLite itself -- any other relational embedded DB would pose the same challenges.
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=== SQlite ===
These directions will get you empty sqlite databases. If you'd like to run from real production data, I suggest settin
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...this design. The options included implementing using CLucene(like flock), SQLite's FTS1 and FTS2 module, implementation using B+ Trees, using relational dat
...is integrated nicely with SQLite requiring no change in sqlite3file.h and sqlite.def files which are essentially exports. One can give queries like
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:Fragmented Sqlite databases are known to make awesomebar performances bad, and cause other pe
Ideally Firefox is moving to use sqlite in more components, so this problem needs to be investigated.
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define('WEAVE_AUTH_ENGINE', '[sqlite|mysql|ldap|none]');
=== Sqlite ===
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...olutions that were discussed on an email thread between Mozilla, Linux and SQLite developers.
....com/sqlite-users@sqlite.org/msg35131.html this e-mail thread] and [http://sqlite.org/autoinc.html this page] for more details.
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...s.sqlite getting corrupted for some set of users. Solution, delete cookies.sqlite from profile.''
...ried the Firefox 3 beta or other pre-release. Solution, remove that places.sqlite file, back-ups, and signons3 (documented here http://is.gd/1DSj )''
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=== SQLite-Based Shareable Certificate and Key Databases ===
...SQLite], which is in the "public domain". Other Mozilla teams are adopting SQLite, making it a logical choice for the NSS project as well.
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* Prepares for moving to SQLite.
== Switch Mork to SQLite ==
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'''References:''' [[Extension Manager:Sqlite Storage#API|Draft Specification]], {{Bug|461973}}
==EM-002 SQLite Backend==
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* It's bound to SQLite, which imposes scalability challenges. It requires the webhead to be the on
Deployment is easy right now because static HTML files and the SQLite DB are all in the same folder. We do an atomic move of the whole thing into
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NOTE: Since 3.35, NSS has moved to an [[NSS SQLite-based DB]].
...simultaneous have read and write access to a shared database. It is named SQLite. The NSS team proposes to use this database to give all NSS-based applicat
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SQLite supports indexed full text search (FTS) through its fts extensions. Indexe
...an a full table scan. (See also [http://www.mail-archive.com/sqlite-users@sqlite.org/msg29729.html this mail].) Prefixing searching is of course the real-w
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<onlyinclude>Studying sqlite source</onlyinclude>
== Facts About Sqlite ==
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...c). It should work with all types of calendars that we offer (ics, caldav, sqlite)
...eve - everything is stored in an SQLite database. Currently (0.7) it is an SQLite format 3 database; You will find it (on Windows) in '''%AppData%\Mozilla\Su
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...ry system is a redesign of the Firefox global history system using the new SQLite-based mozStorage APIs. This system provides additional performance, flexib
The SQLite database system does file-level locking to manage access to the database. T
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== SQLite ==
*Local Calendars use the mozStorage (sqLite) system. They are defined in [http://lxr.mozilla.org/mozilla/source/calend
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==Which versions support MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle and SQLite? What about Sybase/Msql/MSSQL?==
...la 3.2 and above support MySQL, PostgreSQL and Oracle. Since Bugzilla 4.2, SQLite is also supported, but its support remains experimental. Support for MS-SQL
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