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Rob Fitzpatrick
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> I suspect it was NOT memory-resident but I didn't get that deep in my investigation. Are there VST's for that? Or do I have to enable ABL tracing? Or maybe I just need to watch for file i/o in my temp directory? I haven't played with the TT VSTs yet so I can't help you there. There might be some useful info in the client log if you enable TT log entry types. At a minimum, look at the DBI file I/O and size, though you'd have to know your code to know whether any I/O is due to the use of one temp-table versus another. I haven't made any serious attempt to benchmark temp-tables but I've generally found them to be speedy enough when memory-resident. But even if -T is on fancy SSDs, that will be a *lot* slower than having temp-tables entirely in RAM. So I suggest you prove to yourself that you have optimized them for your data before deciding that temp-tables are too slow.
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