In this way if the user makes some changes in a file, filesdb may not produce a valid output ? For example a user may edit a file and then run a command like: "Print biggest file" On Tue, Mar 20, 2018 at 10:50 AM, Alexios Zavras <zvr+eellak [ at ] zvr [ dot ] gr> wrote: > Panagiotis Petropoulakis wrote [edited]: > > > no, the data is never "updated". > > > the database could be used to store the results of another scan, > > > but the data represents a set of information that was valid > > > when the scan was made and is never updated. > > > > Oh, i see. In simple words, the user scans a location, the application > will > > stores meta-data from files in the database and then the user can run > some > > queries ? In the end all data from the database will be deleted or not ? > > the first part is correct; filesbd stores metadata > and provides an way for querying them. > data is never deleted from the database > (of course one may choose to delete the database file, > but that's outside of filesdb scope). > > > -- > -- zvr -- > -- +---------------------------+ Alexios Zavras (-zvr-) > | H eytyxia den exei enoxes | zvr [ at ] zvr [ dot ] gr > +-----------------------zvr-+ >
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