On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 4:15 AM, Paul McMillan wrote:
> Wow... lots of stuff here.
>
>> >> This is
>> >> because SQLite uses an in-memory store, so it isn't disk bound;
>> >> Postgres is disk bound, but is able to use transactions to optimize
>> >> test setup and teardown; MySQL is also disk bound
Wow... lots of stuff here.
> >> This is
> >> because SQLite uses an in-memory store, so it isn't disk bound;
> >> Postgres is disk bound, but is able to use transactions to optimize
> >> test setup and teardown; MySQL is also disk bound, but doesn't support
> >> transactions, so there are a lot of
