RealSQL (SQLite) is not meant to be used on a network drive, there are
issues with that.It is totally a local database.
Like with so many other things, you can be lucky and all works for you, but
I guess the sqlite engine is working quite a lot in memory and might cause
quite a lot of traffik on your network.
Trausti
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 8:49 PM, Peter K. Stys <pkstys at gmail dot com> wrote:
> Hi Folks:
> I migrated my image file format to a RealSQLDatabase-based format and it's
> really excellent, makes life a whole lot easier. However I noticed that
> reading/writing my files from a network volume is very slow, whereas
> Finder
> copies (which I gather run via AFP on port 548) are lightning fast on our
> Gbit LAN.
>
> Is there a port issue I should be looking into (to be clear, this is not
> REALSQLserver, just plain vanilla RealSQLDatabase access of files that are
> on a regularly mounted network volume)?
>
> I think not as these read/writes should also just be running via AFP on
> port
> 548, but you never know.
>
> Thanks,
> Peter.
>
>
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> Dept. of Clinical Neurosciences
> Hotchkiss Brain Institute
> University of Calgary
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