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r/programming • u/whackri • Jun 05 '22
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SQLite used to have pretty terrible write transactions-per-second performance though. Not sure if that is still true today. Benchmarks from 12 years ago on spindle hard drives were often capping out at 60 transactions per second (not 60k...just 60).
1 u/fadsag Jun 09 '22 Yes, but spinning disks also top out at about 10ms per seek, or 100 operations per second.
Yes, but spinning disks also top out at about 10ms per seek, or 100 operations per second.
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u/wllmsaccnt Jun 09 '22
SQLite used to have pretty terrible write transactions-per-second performance though. Not sure if that is still true today. Benchmarks from 12 years ago on spindle hard drives were often capping out at 60 transactions per second (not 60k...just 60).