try https://stackoverflow.com/questions/525512/drop-all-tables-command
Stack Overflow
What is the command to drop all tables in SQLite?
Similarly I'd like to drop all indexes.
Similarly I'd like to drop all indexes.
02.21.1. Solved by upgrading to latest 3.x.x
Mdoes escaping the double quotes help?
MNo, it's the same
Myou'd get billed for writes doing this btw
Mnot sure if it'll help, but sqlite doesn't have varchar nor decimal, its TEXT, and REAL
MChanged all VARCHAR, JSON and DATETIME to TEXT and the DECIMALs to REAL. No change, same: "no such table: main.price"
MMaybe your last developer forget to remove his static test-database 
MD1 is completely isolated - it's an issue with either the schema, the query, or the API parsing the query
Mwhat does your table list look like?
Mgot it....
Mwas the foreign key: "FOREIGN KEY (price) REFERENCES price (price)" sorry
MI'm sorry for that
Mall good
UHi.
Why do I get this error?
I use drizzle.
Why do I get this error?
Error: D1_ERROR: too many SQL variables at offset 484I use drizzle.
M(I am probably going to be posting this every few days until we shut down the old alpha DBs)
On the off-chance you're still using an alpha D1 database, we've made a guide to make it easier to move across to the newer, faster (40x more requests per second) D1 DBs:
https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/platform/alpha-migration
On the off-chance you're still using an alpha D1 database, we've made a guide to make it easier to move across to the newer, faster (40x more requests per second) D1 DBs:
https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/platform/alpha-migration
JNo, you're all good if you use batch, not 100% what the limits are for a single batch operation, but I think they're really high.. and not based on params
GHi guys! If I want to move from D1 to another Cloud provider, then what are my options? Thank you very much for the answers!
BExport your data [1]:
Then upload it to another cloud & either use their API or Hyperdrive to connect your worker to the db [2]
[1] https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/wrangler/commands/#export
[2] https://developers.cloudflare.com/hyperdrive/
Then upload it to another cloud & either use their API or Hyperdrive to connect your worker to the db [2]
[1] https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/wrangler/commands/#export
[2] https://developers.cloudflare.com/hyperdrive/
USuppose you wrote a query like this using offset
but But this exceeds the limit.
Is it not feasible to combine the search and OFFSET for more than 100 arrays?
but But this exceeds the limit.
Is it not feasible to combine the search and OFFSET for more than 100 arrays?
GHi, sorry if this has been asked before, but how are you guys gonna work with this limit, if your service explodes in popularity?
Maximum database size 10 GB (Workers Paid)
https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/platform/limits/
Maximum database size 10 GB (Workers Paid)
https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/platform/limits/
Cloudflare Docs
If you would like to explore other storage solutions for your application, Cloudflare also offers Workers KV, Durable Objects, and R2.
B- 10gb is plenty enough for a lot of users
B- They recommend using multiple databases in any way
BLike theres this possibility of having a db per customer even
M(my canned reply to this is):
D1 is built to work to the strengths of Cloudflare's network, so we can't offer extremely large databases while also loading them quickly. It's significantly easier for us to offer millions of DBs with a size limit instead.
D1 will require a change in how you think about your project's data if you're looking to build a big platform. Instead of storing all of your data in a single DB, you would store each customer's data in their own DB (and we're building tooling to make it easier to dynamically access multiple DBs in a single Worker without redeploying)
D1 is built to work to the strengths of Cloudflare's network, so we can't offer extremely large databases while also loading them quickly. It's significantly easier for us to offer millions of DBs with a size limit instead.
D1 will require a change in how you think about your project's data if you're looking to build a big platform. Instead of storing all of your data in a single DB, you would store each customer's data in their own DB (and we're building tooling to make it easier to dynamically access multiple DBs in a single Worker without redeploying)
HOne thing I've been wondering, if the main issue to having large databases is startup speed, what effect does a large database have on execution speed? As in, if you could somehow assume that the DB is always hot, would the upper limit for storage be much higher?
Fin a single worker.. not a single pages function? 
HAll of the Functions in a Pages Project are bundled into a Worker, so it should apply to Functions too
Fif i got a cent for every time i heard that.. 
Mthis, but I always worked around Pages functions not having all the features by using a separate Worker for my API
Workers and Pages becoming the same "thing" will make this better
Workers and Pages becoming the same "thing" will make this better
BIf your service gets to that size then you shouldn't be using sqlite (which is what D1 is) anyway.
I have one app with 8000+ users and over 11 million records in the db and it is under 2gb, so I dont think it's an issue unless you are storing some big data in there
I have one app with 8000+ users and over 11 million records in the db and it is under 2gb, so I dont think it's an issue unless you are storing some big data in there
GIs there a max db count limit?
BIt's 50,000 but they've mentioned they've just set that so people don't go crazy. It can be increased to anything.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/platform/limits/
https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/platform/limits/
Cloudflare Docs
If you would like to explore other storage solutions for your application, Cloudflare also offers Workers KV, Durable Objects, and R2.
GOh jesus, sorry, I'm blind, it's the top line 
Mwhen we release dynamic bindings, it'll look a bit more like DO's limits page
BNext we need an unlimited KV's limit That one is pretty small
That one is pretty smallGThere is a "Limit Increase Request Form" for KV
https://developers.cloudflare.com/kv/platform/limits/
https://developers.cloudflare.com/kv/platform/limits/
Cloudflare Docs
Request adjustments to limits that conflict with your project goals by contacting Cloudflare. To request an increase to a limit, complete the Limit …
HYou can also just create new “namespaces” by giving each a prefix
BYeah this is a thing, but that workaround wouldn't be good in combination with Workers for Platforms, otherwise the user workers will be able to see other's data
BI've never tried the limit increase before but I've seen some people here mention their requests went unanswered for weeks so it puts me off a bit (and it is strange hosting it on a Google form, doesn't feel official)
MMMfigure out how big your rows are, divide 10GB by that size, that's how many rows you can store
Mthe classic challenge is figuring out the right way to split the data, not always easy