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Performance issue with CoreData SQLite Data Store
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Performance issue with CoreData SQLite Data Store


  • Subject: Performance issue with CoreData SQLite Data Store
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 23:45:00 +0200

I'm having performance issues with my application. Using any of the data store
doesn't change much (performance of binary & SQLite is the same).

It's a NSPersistentDocument-based application.

The problem seems to be that hitting command-S seems to save the whole file each
time, even if there hasn't been any change (or a very minor change).
I would have expected the SQL data store to be clever and only commit changes to
the disk (so I should have nearly instant saves by changing only a few bytes).
But this isn't the case. Why?

Is there an option to activate to avoid this?

Bruno
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