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I was wading through an old SCC repo today, and stumbled upon some of our old tools - the ones that existed before VI Analyzer, execution trace toolkits, complexity metrics, Requirements Gateway, et al. Here's a few screenshots for those that have been in the LabVIEW world long enough to remember the VISTA offerings from V I Engineering, in the days of old - enjoy a trip down memory lane!

This is a standard thing to learn with SQLite, which is an “ACIDâ€-compliant database. The “D†is for durable; by default SQLite is durable against power-failure of the computer, meaning once a transaction has executed, in can be relied on to remain, and not be corrupted, even if power is lost in a subsequent transaction. Durability requires that SQLite verify proper writing to hard disk, and as hard disks spin at about 100Hz, this mean that the number of durable transactions is limited to an order of 20 per second. You can disable the durability requirement, but a better strategy is to group multiple INSERTs into a single transaction by wrapping them in BEGIN…COMMIT SQL statements. See on of the Examples provided with the package to see how this is done (you just need to execute “BEGIN†before your loops and “COMMIT†after**). For simple INSERTs, one should get greater than 100,000 per second. **also see SAVEPOINTs in the www.SQLite.com documentation.