Is it possible to use windows file system as a database system?
- From: ZhiguoYoung@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 30 May 2007 10:08:35 -0700
Is it possible to use windows file system as a database system?
I am working on an image crawler now.
One the most challenging problems I am facing is to judge whether a
certain URL has already been crawled.
I cannot keep all the visited URL strings in memory, and currently I
am using MySQL to manage them.
But as the number of URL increases, access to the db become slow.
Very likely I am not getting the most out of MySQL.
Does anyone know how to tune it?
An alternative method I have thought of is to use the file system as a
database system.
After crawling URL _current_url, I create a file _current_url.txt and
write some information in it.
So when _new_url comes, I only need to check the existence of file
_new_url.txt to decide whether it is already visited.
Is this method sound enough?
How does the system decide whether a file exist?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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