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Have approx 450,000 sentences I am putting into ChromaDB; the database is on my F: drive which has about 7TB free, so plenty. I put 20,000 sentences at a time into the db and made it about halfway through when I received the SQLite error above. I have tons of memory and the database drive is practically empty...then I (almost by accident) noticed that the C: drive was down to about 34k of space available!
are there temp files I should be aware of and if so how do I point them at the f: drive?
Unfortunately I just cleared out my \temp (Windows) folder (situation was a bit critical as space on C: drive went to zero). Does SQLite use the TMP or TEMP environment variable? -- if so, I could point it somewhere else and see if that works better. (Maybe I'll just try it anyway :-)).
EDIT: looks like SQLite uses an internal pragma to set the tmp directory -- maybe you have to force it to use the environment variable value.
What happened?
Have approx 450,000 sentences I am putting into ChromaDB; the database is on my F: drive which has about 7TB free, so plenty. I put 20,000 sentences at a time into the db and made it about halfway through when I received the SQLite error above. I have tons of memory and the database drive is practically empty...then I (almost by accident) noticed that the C: drive was down to about 34k of space available!
are there temp files I should be aware of and if so how do I point them at the f: drive?
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Anaconda Python 3.10.10, Chroma latest (yesterday), Windows 11, Intel i9, 64GB RAM
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