ah i mean this channel, not the product 🙂 depends on the implementation on the backend i suppose. i
ah i mean this channel, not the product 
depends on the implementation on the backend i suppose. in the way i understand how the sqlite instances are stored in a DO (largely based on this), i imagine it would be easier to save the d1 row in its entirety to "cold" storage (which essentially r2 would be) than to first read it to in memory, then iterate over each row in the db, export it etc.
depends on the implementation on the backend i suppose. in the way i understand how the sqlite instances are stored in a DO (largely based on this), i imagine it would be easier to save the d1 row in its entirety to "cold" storage (which essentially r2 would be) than to first read it to in memory, then iterate over each row in the db, export it etc.
