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I would like to know if SQLite proposes a update mechanism based on some delta file, to be clear for example an Oracle database can be synchronized with sql redo logs or snapshot logs. Does SQLite proposes an optimized mechanism to update itself. My use case is the following, I have a local database which must be synchronized with some remote data, in ideal world I would like to build in an optimized format the changes and only them, not all the database, is there some native SQLite mechanism or must I implement a custom one ? Thank you We have this exact same requirement and we have met this

There has been a lot of discussion lately about the issues with iCloud and Core Data and how Apple's APIs are currently broken in iOS 5 and possibly iOS 6. Is it possible, given the current state of Apple's Core Data API, to reliably sync across multiple devices using iCloud? If so, how would you do this? If not, please recommend an alternative approach. It depends on what you want to do. There are two types of Core Data-iCloud integration, as described here: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#releasenotes/DataManagement/RN-iCloudCoreData/_index.html There are broadly speaking two types

All the methods of std::sync::atomic::AtomicBool take a memory ordering (Relaxed, Release, Acquire, AcqRel, and SeqCst), which I have not used before. Under what circumstances should these values be used? The documentation uses confusing “load” and “store” terms which I don’t really understand. For example: A producer thread mutates some state held by a Mutex , then calls AtomicBool :: compare_and_swap(false, true, ordering) (to coalesce invalidations), and if it swapped, posts an “invalidate” message to a concurrent queue (e.g. mpsc or a winapi PostMessage ). A consumer thread resets the

I have read noumerous threads and watched many videos on combining Dropbox and Git functionality. One such thread is this: Using Git and Dropbox together effectively? Here is what i want to do: I am currently working on a large personal project (only me, no need for encryption). Work is done on two desktop computers (Win 7, Ubuntu) and one laptop (OSx). I wish to have my files accesible from anywhere and under version control (git) It would be great to have web-access to all the files (trough Dropbox.com), so there would be no need to install Git if I were to eg. borrow a computer. Most of the

I'm developing a website for apartments rental. I'm using a wordpress hotel theme that I tweaked so instead of "rooms" it uses "flats" and a booking plug-in. Each of this flats are also advertised in Airbnb and FlipKey. What I need is to able to sync all the calendars so if, for instance, someone books the flat in Airbnb, that flat is automatically marked as "non available" in both the website and Flipkey. This is done using feeds .ics that are provided by both companies. There is an output feed and an input feed for both, so if I paste the output in the input of the other and vice versa, the

I have an application that runs on server A and the database is on the same server there is a backup server B which I use in case the server A is down the application will remain unchanged but the data in the DB is changing constantly Is there a way to synchronize those 2 databases real-time automatically? currently I wait till all the users are gone so I can manually backup and restore in the backup server. Edit: When I said real-time I didn't mean it literally, I can handle up to one hour delay but the faster sync the better. My databases are located on 2 servers on the same local network. 2

I'm looking for a way from the command-line to touch every file in a directory (and subdirectories) due to a mistake of mine a synced repo of mine has gotten a bit out of step on my development machines. I've now through some unpleasant voodoo managed to get it back into a clean state on one machine, before I do the next sync, I want to prioritise everything time wise on this machine. Is there an easy way to touch all the files? Or am I better doing a manual sync of the directory? (I'm using dropbox for syncing for reference) You could use find along with xargs to touch every file in the