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Originally Posted by theducks
I suspect that it is DB housekeeping. Every single title, das entries for eash format. These need to be kept up-to-date (removed in this case).
I/O, not cores in this case  |
Actually that would make sense, the Read/Write overhead would be the issue. I wonder if it would make more sense to load the entire db into memory, make changes there and then write it all at one time to the disk....aka overwrite the old file