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Since release v4.4.0 the torrent client qBittorrent uses a SQLite database (located in C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Local\qBittorrent) to store torrent files. Can APO be safely used to optimize that database?
edit: I just tried APO on the qBit sqlite database (after making a backup, just in case) and it appears to be safe. The database file shrunk by 10% and the torrent client is working fine.
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I did not know before that qBittorrent uses a SQLite , I will have to add it in auto-search.
APO is safe for any SQlite3 database, APO does nothing with the database, all work is done by the official SQLite3 engine stored in a dll file, and the safety of optimization is guaranteed by the developer of the SQLite3 database engine.
Since release v4.4.0 the torrent client qBittorrent uses a SQLite database (located in C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Local\qBittorrent) to store torrent files. Can APO be safely used to optimize that database?
edit: I just tried APO on the qBit sqlite database (after making a backup, just in case) and it appears to be safe. The database file shrunk by 10% and the torrent client is working fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: