Found a difference between our and SQLite's memdb VFS: theirs is reference counted.
When the last connection to a shared database is closed, it gets deleted. I'm wondering whether I want to implement this, as I chose not to in the past.
Creating a DB with memdb.Create(name, data) should add an additional reference, for a database that outlives any connections (until explicitly deleted).
Found a difference between our and SQLite's
memdbVFS: theirs is reference counted.When the last connection to a shared database is closed, it gets deleted. I'm wondering whether I want to implement this, as I chose not to in the past.
Creating a DB with
memdb.Create(name, data)should add an additional reference, for a database that outlives any connections (until explicitly deleted).