Comment by pixelesque 6 hours ago No it doesn't - it allows a single writer and concurrent READs at the same time. 3 comments pixelesque Reply InfraScaler 6 hours ago Thanks! even I run a sqlite in "production" (is it production if you have no visitors?) and WAL mode is enabled, but I had to work around concurrent writes, so I was really confused. I may have misunderstood the comments. yomismoaqui 5 hours ago Writes are super fast in SQLite even if they are not concurrent.If you were seeing errors due to concurrent writes you must adjust BUSY_TIMEOUT InfraScaler 1 hour ago Thanks I'll have a look. For now I just had a sane retry strategy. Not that I have any traffic, mind you :-)))
InfraScaler 6 hours ago Thanks! even I run a sqlite in "production" (is it production if you have no visitors?) and WAL mode is enabled, but I had to work around concurrent writes, so I was really confused. I may have misunderstood the comments. yomismoaqui 5 hours ago Writes are super fast in SQLite even if they are not concurrent.If you were seeing errors due to concurrent writes you must adjust BUSY_TIMEOUT InfraScaler 1 hour ago Thanks I'll have a look. For now I just had a sane retry strategy. Not that I have any traffic, mind you :-)))
yomismoaqui 5 hours ago Writes are super fast in SQLite even if they are not concurrent.If you were seeing errors due to concurrent writes you must adjust BUSY_TIMEOUT InfraScaler 1 hour ago Thanks I'll have a look. For now I just had a sane retry strategy. Not that I have any traffic, mind you :-)))
InfraScaler 1 hour ago Thanks I'll have a look. For now I just had a sane retry strategy. Not that I have any traffic, mind you :-)))
Thanks! even I run a sqlite in "production" (is it production if you have no visitors?) and WAL mode is enabled, but I had to work around concurrent writes, so I was really confused. I may have misunderstood the comments.
Writes are super fast in SQLite even if they are not concurrent.
If you were seeing errors due to concurrent writes you must adjust BUSY_TIMEOUT
Thanks I'll have a look. For now I just had a sane retry strategy. Not that I have any traffic, mind you :-)))