SQLite has a limitation of 1Gb per field (as does PostgreSQL).
That means that, by default, SQLite can store records longer than MongoDB (which limits the whole document in 16Mb by default).
SQLite has a limitation of 1Gb per field (as does PostgreSQL). That means that, by default, SQLite can store records longer than MongoDB (which limits the whole document in 16Mb by default). 2 comments
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@juliobiason
I was going to write "who needs fields bugged than 1Gb?" Then I recalled that many years ago 640kb of RAM were considered enough for all programs 🤓