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Signer3
Signer3

Reputation: 111

SQLite database partitioning

I want to create sqlite partition structure, I created 3 databases, I attached those 3 databases to another database which will be parent with

ATTACH DATABASE '1.db' as 1
ATTACH DATABASE '2.db' as 2
ATTACH DATABASE '3.db' as 3

after i .quit the parent database the database attachments detach, How can I keep them attached even if I quit the database? Thanks.

Upvotes: 7

Views: 19552

Answers (2)

Erik Aronesty
Erik Aronesty

Reputation: 12925

Attachments are not permanent.

When partitioning a SQLITE database, the natural way to do it is to create a separate database for each X, where X is some element in the system that represents a query boundary that you don't need to cross.

For example, you can create a separate database for each user.

Or you can hash to 2 bytes on some key, and create a database for each pair of bytes, ameliorating lock contention.

If you don't have a natural partition in your data, and you need to scale beyond the capabilities of sqlite, you should consider another DB.

Upvotes: 5

CL.
CL.

Reputation: 180192

Attachments are never permanent.

Every program that opens the database needs to make any attachments it needs.

If you really think you need partitioning, using another database might be a better idea.

Upvotes: 8

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