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By default SQLite runs with synchronous=FULL, which is the safest mode and uses fsync() a lot, but this interacts very badly with Samsung's infamous RFS filesystem. With this preference the user can decide whether to sacrifice some safety for reasonable performance.
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29 lines
640 B
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<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
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<resources>
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<string-array name="updateIntervalNames">
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<item>Never</item>
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<item>Hourly</item>
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<item>Every 4 Hours</item>
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<item>Every 12 Hours</item>
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<item>Daily</item>
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</string-array>
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<string-array name="updateIntervalValues">
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<item>0</item>
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<item>1</item>
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<item>4</item>
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<item>12</item>
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<item>24</item>
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</string-array>
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<string-array name="dbSyncModeNames">
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<item>Off (unsafe)</item>
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<item>Normal</item>
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<item>Full</item>
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</string-array>
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<string-array name="dbSyncModeValues">
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<item>off</item>
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<item>normal</item>
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<item>full</item>
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</string-array>
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</resources>
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