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Firefox too appears to lack an automatic vacuum. sqlite is an embedded database, and its wonderful at doing that, but its not as install-and-forget as (say) PostgreSQL which does autovacuum.
Planet Ubuntu 2010
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Firefox too appears to lack an automatic vacuum. sqlite is an embedded database, and its wonderful at doing that, but its not as install-and-forget as (say) PostgreSQL which does autovacuum.
Planet Ubuntu 2010
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Firefox too appears to lack an automatic vacuum. sqlite is an embedded database, and its wonderful at doing that, but its not as install-and-forget as (say) PostgreSQL which does autovacuum.
Planet Debian 2010
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Firefox too appears to lack an automatic vacuum. sqlite is an embedded database, and its wonderful at doing that, but its not as install-and-forget as (say) PostgreSQL which does autovacuum.
Planet Debian 2010
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Firefox too appears to lack an automatic vacuum. sqlite is an embedded database, and its wonderful at doing that, but its not as install-and-forget as (say) PostgreSQL which does autovacuum.
Planet Ubuntu 2010
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Firefox too appears to lack an automatic vacuum. sqlite is an embedded database, and its wonderful at doing that, but its not as install-and-forget as (say) PostgreSQL which does autovacuum.
Planet Debian 2010
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Firefox too appears to lack an automatic vacuum. sqlite is an embedded database, and its wonderful at doing that, but its not as install-and-forget as (say) PostgreSQL which does autovacuum.
Planet Debian 2010
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Firefox too appears to lack an automatic vacuum. sqlite is an embedded database, and its wonderful at doing that, but its not as install-and-forget as (say) PostgreSQL which does autovacuum.
Planet Ubuntu 2010
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