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--- Comment #4 from steve szmidt ---
My FreeBDS version was 12.1 which had the same sqlite since Jan 2019
FreeBSD-EN-19:03.sqlite. So it was not really a new one. I've since upgraded to
12.2 and it has V20:22.sqlite. The situation have not changed.
The
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--- Comment #3 from Ivan Čukić ---
Hi Steve,
Those files are automatically handled by sqlite. WAL is a write-ahead-log - a
technique sqlite uses to avoid updating the database for each sql insert/update
command. It writes the updates to WAL and then me
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--- Comment #2 from steve szmidt ---
FreeBSD does have Posix SHM.
Looking at how it has been working just great for a long time and only recently
started slowing down so even if it's done differently how come it worked
flawlessly for years?
I don't kn
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--- Comment #1 from Christoph Feck ---
The database uses SHM (shared memory) segments. Not sure if kactivitymanager
can use these with FreeBSD.
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