Comment by tiffanyh 2 years ago FDB uses SQLite to store data, but FDB doesn’t expose SQL to the end user.https://apple.github.io/foundationdb/architecture.html 2 comments tiffanyh Reply Dave_Rosenthal 2 years ago That’s true, but FDB doesn’t use very much of SQLite, just a modified version of SQLite’s internal b-tree. richieartoul 2 years ago Newer versions are moving towards a custom btree storage engine called Redwood
Dave_Rosenthal 2 years ago That’s true, but FDB doesn’t use very much of SQLite, just a modified version of SQLite’s internal b-tree.
richieartoul 2 years ago Newer versions are moving towards a custom btree storage engine called Redwood
That’s true, but FDB doesn’t use very much of SQLite, just a modified version of SQLite’s internal b-tree.
Newer versions are moving towards a custom btree storage engine called Redwood