Any Performance issue with Evernote data on SD Card?

[rockky 32]

Hey

With root,  data can be stored on SdCard. 

Wondering if anyone who has done that for a while can report any issues with it. 

Thanks 

[RobertJSawyer 167]

Speed of the card will make a difference, of course; not all SD cards are the same read/write speed.

 

And the Evernote database is one single, giant file.  Access, I suspect, will be slow on an SD card, especially as your database grows in size (multi-gigabyte databases are not at all uncommon for Evernote users); access isn't that sprightly on a solid-state hard drive, for that matter.

[rockky 32]

Speed of the card will make a difference, of course; not all SD cards are the same read/write speed.

 

And the Evernote database is one single, giant file.  Access, I suspect, will be slow on an SD card, especially as your database grows in size (multi-gigabyte databases are not at all uncommon for Evernote users); access isn't that sprightly on a solid-state hard drive, for that matter.

Hmm, thank you Robert. That's what I was wondering. Have you tried it? 

[RobertJSawyer 167]

I haven't tried it.   Of course, a huge database will only happen if you store a lot of your notebooks locally, on your Android device (on Macs and PCs, ALL notebooks are stored locally for offline access).