SQLite on Franco kernel?

[jwaves]

What is sqlite and how is it benificial. In the description on the franco app it says it will increase the devices "IO" what exactly does that mean

 

[dmmarck]

What is sqlite and how is it benificial. In the description on the franco app it says it will increase the devices "IO" what exactly does that mean

No idea what it does other than Franco saying on G+ that it won't hurt lol

 

[jwaves]

No idea what it does other than Franco saying on G+ that it won't hurt lol

Do you know what the IO is?

 

[dmmarck]

Do you know what the IO is?

This is all that I could find:

An Asynchronous I/O Module For SQLite

 

[mack]

What is sqlite and how is it benificial. In the description on the franco app it says it will increase the devices "IO" what exactly does that mean

SQLite is an ACID-compliant embedded relational database, in other words, it's a light-weight database system designed for storing and retrieving data. It is similar to OracleDB, MSSQL, MySQL, and so on. The main difference is it doesn't need a high-end server to run it. It's designed for mobile devices, windows/linux/osx, and so on.

On Android, it's used for just about everything: storing info, system info, etc.

SQLite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I/O is "Input Output", basically reading and writing of data (SQLite)

 

[jwaves]

SQLite is an ACID-compliant embedded relational database, in other words, it's a light-weight database system designed for storing and retrieving data. It is similar to OracleDB, MSSQL, MySQL, and so on. The main difference is it doesn't need a high-end server to run it. It's designed for mobile devices, windows/linux/osx, and so on.

On Android, it's used for just about everything: storing info, system info, etc.

SQLite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I/O is "Input Output", basically reading and writing of data (SQLite)

so whats the upside to enabaling it?

 

[mack]

so whats the upside to enabaling it?

I don't think there's any disabling it. If an application is designed to use it, sqlite is directly integrated into the application. Although it may be different on android platform but I doubt it.

If they are talking about android, then having it enabled will make android exceptionally faster since a database is a lot faster then simply writing and reading from memory

 

[Nechasin]

The option on Franco's kernal is not to enable to disable it, it is to defragment it. This should help speed it up.

 

[mack]

The option on Franco's kernal is not to enable to disable it, it is to defragment it. This should help speed it up.

Then that explains it

 

[orlanka]

While I am using Franco's kernel and his kernel updater app, I also use SD Maid which has an option to optimize db's. I'm assuming that's the same thing as the sqlite? Does anyone know if either one is more effective?

 

[mack]

While I am using Franco's kernel and his kernel updater app, I also use SD Maid which has an option to optimize db's. I'm assuming that's the same thing as the sqlite? Does anyone know if either one is more effective?

There isn't any difference, sqlite is a database system. You don't defrag a database, it's reindexing the database and optimizing. It won't hurt, but you won't notice a big difference in performance. Unless you have something wrong with the database..