persistence.js is an asynchronous Javascript database mapper library. You can use it in the browser, as well on the server (and you can share data models between them).
I've got sync set up and working, however I've got thousands of changes that were made server side.
After sync calls GET /api/testSync?since=1344020688591 and gets back the huge changes array, it tries to do a local DB query:
SELECT `root`.id AS Deck_id, `root`.`name` AS `Deck_name`, `root`.`lastUploaded` AS `Deck_lastUploaded`, `root`.`_lastChange` AS `Deck__lastChange` FROM `Deck` AS `root` WHERE (1=1 AND `root`.`id` IN (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, <snip>
... where the IN clause has thousands of arguments.
I'm betting the issue is that, in Chrome and probably Safari, it appears there is a limit to the number of arguments to an IN clause.
As a workaround, I considered only sending to the client a few records at a time with a forged now key, and then just run sync over and over again, however that won't work in this case since the thousands of changes all have the exact same _lastChange key.
I've got sync set up and working, however I've got thousands of changes that were made server side.
After sync calls
GET /api/testSync?since=1344020688591and gets back the huge changes array, it tries to do a local DB query:... where the IN clause has thousands of arguments.
I'm betting the issue is that, in Chrome and probably Safari, it appears there is a limit to the number of arguments to an IN clause.
As a workaround, I considered only sending to the client a few records at a time with a forged now key, and then just run sync over and over again, however that won't work in this case since the thousands of changes all have the exact same _lastChange key.