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I have a sqlite3 database and its size is 1~2 GB, when I drop in sqliteviz and it can not load the db.
I can open this db with DB Browser For Sqlite.
What happen!
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A longer answer is that sql.js (which is a WebAssembly build of SQLite running in a browser) loads whole database in browser's RAM because it doesn't have a filesystem access (where you normally expect SQLite to persist a database).
However, neither sqliteviz nor sql.js limit the memory allocated for the database -- it's your browser that does that. For Chromium the limit seems to be about 2 GiB per tab, but can be increased with max_old_space_size flag to 4 GiB (see this StackOverflow question). For Firefox I couldn't quickly find the limit. So the point is that playing with browsers and flags you can increase the limit, but not significantly.
Documentation is clearly lacking in that regards, and if you're going to experiment how far you can get it, your measurements would be helpful know.
I have a sqlite3 database and its size is 1~2 GB, when I drop in sqliteviz and it can not load the db.
I can open this db with DB Browser For Sqlite.
What happen!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: