Persistent database on local filesystem #1387
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@glacial-ai Why do you need a persisted database on a local filesystem? What you need is persistent access to files... so persist the filehandle using index-db and then use partial filereads from DuckDB to read the files at will. |
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Does it mean that a JS script ran from node.js would have its "saved" data silently remove when the database is closed? |
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Hi! I know persistent DBs weren't supported when the WASM API was first released (see note in https://duckdb.org/2021/10/29/duckdb-wasm.html), but was wondering if there have been any updates since then to allow persistence?
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