I recently created a script that parses multiple web proxy logs into a clean sqlite3 db file, for me Is working very well ... the size of the file with a hassle is pressed to use this format (a sqlite3 db) and the dragon handles it natively as a winner, so my question is this .. What string is the best way to compression, which I used to do Can new use when the file size zlib only concern? Base-n? Klingon?
Any advice will help me load, then string compression for characters compliant for the URL.
There is a SQLite extension to provide compression here.
This extension provides a function that can be called on the individual field.
Here is some example page from text
Make a test table
sqlite> table test (name varchar (20), surname varchar ( 20));
Insert some text into the test table in the test table, you can also insert binary material and put it in the Blob field
sqlite> Insert test values (mycompress ('This is a sample text'), mycompress ('this is a sample text'));
It does not show anything because our data is in binary format and select Compressed
sqlite> from Test *;
The following works, it dissolves the data
sqlite> from the test select myuncompress (name), myuncompress (surname);
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