This dir contains examples demonstrating DBI/DBD::SQLite with MCE.

 ## Usage ####################################################################

 1) perl create.pl [ n_rows ]   creates SAMPLE.DB ; default 3k rows
    perl create.pl 100000       re-create DB      ; 100k rows

 2) perl query1.pl              chunk_size => NA  ; MCE::Loop
    perl query2.pl              chunk_size => 300 ; MCE::Loop no output order
    perl query3.pl              chunk_size => 300 ; MCE::Flow w/ output order

 3) perl update1.pl             chunk_size => NA  ; MCE::Loop
    perl update2.pl             chunk_size => 300 ; MCE::Loop
    perl update3.pl             chunk_size => 300 ; MCE::Flow

 For SQLite, simulatenous updates and select are possible due to calling
 fetchall for the select process. The update examples have 2 db iterator
 functions; db_iter_client_server and db_iter_auto_offset. Configure MCE
 to use db_iter_client_server when running against a client/server DB.

 The query1/update1 examples are beneficial for apps with long compute time
 per each row, thus chunking is not desired.

 Ensure Perl can load DBI and DBD::SQLite. Install any missing module(s).

    perl -MDBI -MDBD::SQLite -e 1

    ArchLinux ; pacman -S perl-dbi perl-dbd-sqlite
    Cygwin    ; install via setup-x86; perl-DBI, perl-DBD-SQLite
    Debian    ; apt-get install libdbi-perl libdbd-sqlite3-perl
    FreeBSD   ; pkg install p5-DBI p5-DBD-SQLite
    Red Hat   ; yum install perl-DBI perl-DBD-SQLite
    Via CPAN  ; cpan install DBD::SQLite

 ## Running ##################################################################

 Copy the sampledb dir to a writeable location. YMMV as far as running times.
 Testing was completed on a CentOS 7 VM (2.6 GHz Intel Core i7, 1600 MHz RAM)
 under /dev/shm/.

 1) perl create.pl 100000                  0.322s ; 100k rows ; ~ 2.0MB

 2) perl query1.pl  |tail                  4.933s ; w/ MCE->printf(...)
    perl query1.pl                         3.122s ; no MCE->printf(...)

    perl query2.pl  |tail                  0.165s ; chunk_size =>  100
    perl query2.pl  |tail                  0.125s ; chunk_size =>  300
    perl query2.pl  |tail                  0.117s ; chunk_size =>  900

    perl query3.pl  |tail                  0.167s ; chunk_size =>  100
    perl query3.pl  |tail                  0.124s ; chunk_size =>  300
    perl query3.pl  |tail                  0.118s ; chunk_size =>  900

 3) perl update1.pl >/dev/null            21.163s ; prefetch size: 300
                                                    one update per commit

    perl update2.pl >/dev/null             2.931s ; chunk_size =>  100
    perl update2.pl >/dev/null             0.963s ; chunk_size =>  300
    perl update2.pl >/dev/null             0.532s ; chunk_size =>  900

    perl update3.pl >/dev/null             2.936s ; chunk_size =>  100
    perl update3.pl >/dev/null             0.961s ; chunk_size =>  300
    perl update3.pl >/dev/null             0.537s ; chunk_size =>  900