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SQLite’s Embedded Relational SQL Database Management System Adds Write-Ahead Logging

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Jul 22, 2010

Developed and maintained by the SQLite Consortium, which includes Mozilla, Adobe, and Oracle, the embedded relational SQL database management system, SQLite 3.7.0, now has write-ahead logging instead of a rollback journal. This provides better performance, more concurrency, and more sequential disk I/O operations. This looks like a option as the old rollback-journal is still being used as a default for legacy applications but users are encouraged to upgrade to the new release.

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