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yes, but it feels worse than that. :-)

I ran it overnight and it only did 7500 selects in something like 10 hours. So something is horribly wrong, although "sfc /scannow" says everything is hunky dory.

This is a read-only DB and is a simple copy from the original. All nonessential services have been disabled on Win (eg. search and more). I did look at procexp and procmon before posting.

I have an identical machine with Win 10 Pro installed and will test there. Also may test read/write speeds of csv files to see if there are obvious disk issues that Crystal disk can't see.

Big thanks to everyone for your help!

In reply to Re^2: Windows Perl with sqlite3 by miner7777
in thread Windows Perl with sqlite3 by miner7777

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