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On 19/02/2004, at 4:24 PM, Kevin O'Shea wrote: |
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> What about some non-daemoned SQL db, such as SQLite? Surely not near |
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> as |
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> fast as MySQL or PostgreSQL, but more reasonable. A lot of users are |
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> not |
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> going to want to run a SQL server all the time on every box. |
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Performance problems don't always need databases as the answer. |
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The current portage hierarchy contains a huge number of little files |
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with correlated data scattered all over the place. |
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Enormous speedups could be gained simply by rearranging related data |
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while still using flat files. |
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