Yes, it is possible to store your SQL CE database on an SD card. The
performance greatly depends on the manufacturer of the SD card. This
webcast has URL links and performance graphs comparing this for different
manufacturers and SQL CE on CF vs RAM:
http://microsoft.sitestream.com/DAT/DAT309_files/default.htm
Hope that helps,
Ben Albahari
NET Compact Framework
Microsoft
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| Hello..
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| Our current .Net CF app has the SqlCE database in the
| device memory/storage. however, our customers would like
| to maintain more offline data...so we are looking at
| moving the database to one of those external memory
| cards. First...is this possible. I am assuming it
| is...but I haven't played around with it yet. Also, are
| there any issues that we would run into...performance?
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| thanks
| - dw
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