Closed vincejairam closed 5 months ago
@vincejairam I don't believe so, but let me get back to you on this shortly. I don't think it is, but I never considered it would be in the first place. Because this is just interacting with the default Indexed DD API that's available so it should in theory just be working by default standards of Indexed DB :)
@vincejairam I am utilizing Dexie.js which is a helpful wrapper around IndexedDb, but it's still utilizing the base IndexedDB API. Therefore, it's 100% using disk. My code is only building a nice way to utilize IndexedDb in C# within the Blazor framework. It does not by itself change where the data is stored.
Closing because this should be answered :)
Thanks @magiccodingman for looking into this further...
Is the entire DB loaded into .NET memory to search? Steve Sanderson indicated this when he was using the Reshiru.Blazor.IndexedDB package, which these packages are leveraging.
https://blog.stevensanderson.com/2019/08/03/blazor-indexeddb/