This is here because it's not explicitly an AutoIt question.
In my loop some SQL statements are generated, there can be anything between 0 and 20.
I make the SQLite query when broken out of loop.
jchd mentioned to me last week about transactions, and I had no idea what they were, but now I do.
My question is, how many statements do you think there has to be to warrant encapsulating them in one transaction
as opposed to x amount of single operations?
Speed is important to me, but not as much as safety, I want to do as much as is reasonable, to ensure the data is written
while not compromising speed too much.
From what I've read, if one single record is not written for some reason, then none are written at all when encapsulating
statements within a single transaction, that is not at all desirable to me.
I have done my search but found virtually nothing about it, so I'm asking here rather than a flock of e-strangers elsewhere.
Thanks for reading.
