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      <title>AltSql DB Keeps a Whole Fleet in One File and Reads by Key 5 Times Faster Than SQLite Through SQL</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;AltSql Core keeps a device&amp;rsquo;s readings and settings in its own flash and copies the same records to its gateway, byte for byte. A gateway that serves a whole fleet needs a database of its own, and AltSql DB is that database. When its design was written, this post set out what it would do and how it would be judged, before any numbers existed. The prototype, its live demo and its Alpha report are now done, and these are the numbers.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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