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I have a large collection of documents ( abt. 3.5 GB) 10.000 + files |
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LeoKlaus
Oct 14, 2023
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I don't. The overview of documents is loaded lazily, so there's no performance impact there. |
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I don't.
As Core Data internally uses SQLite, performance with search operations could become slower. In my experience, 3000+ documents work well, and there's no technical reason as to why it wouldn't work (albeit a bit slower). 10.000 records isn't that much in database terms.
The overview of documents is loaded lazily, so there's no performance impact there.