[Mankey8291]

Which programs do you guys use? I've tried a handful and DB Browser seems to be the most compatible. If I try to open something massively, like 100gb+, I get not enough memory error. I have 64gb and it seems like I genuinely need 128gb of ram? Is it possible to open massive files like these without buying 128gb of ram? Any file splitting programs seem to either not work or are paywalled, so I would prefer to stick to just opening the normal file.

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Which programs do you guys use? I've tried a handful and DB Browser seems to be the most compatible. If I try to open something massively, like 100gb+, I get not enough memory error. I have 64gb and it seems like I genuinely need 128gb of ram? Is it possible to open massive files like these without buying 128gb of ram? Any file splitting programs seem to either not work or are paywalled, so I would prefer to stick to just opening the normal file.

EmEditor

[Mankey8291]

Which programs do you guys use? I've tried a handful and DB Browser seems to be the most compatible. If I try to open something massively, like 100gb+, I get not enough memory error. I have 64gb and it seems like I genuinely need 128gb of ram? Is it possible to open massive files like these without buying 128gb of ram? Any file splitting programs seem to either not work or are paywalled, so I would prefer to stick to just opening the normal file.

EmEditor

Wow, thank you! That program worked wonderfully! It barely uses any memory and no lag when scrolling

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[EMTY]

You don't need as much RAM as the file is large. A good program should read/process it in chunks or memory map it.
I write a python script with pandas and a reasonable `chunksize`

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[verisil]

if its windows go for emeditor, for linux and so on use `less` program or `ripgrep` if you are looking for specific line

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[exxxiko]

I use KLOGG, it's a good one

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[Whysys4555]

Nevers try to use db browser, juste try emeditor if u are on Windows or if u are on linux u can try grep

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[Kombabi]

Which programs do you guys use? I've tried a handful and DB Browser seems to be the most compatible. If I try to open something massively, like 100gb+, I get not enough memory error. I have 64gb and it seems like I genuinely need 128gb of ram? Is it possible to open massive files like these without buying 128gb of ram? Any file splitting programs seem to either not work or are paywalled, so I would prefer to stick to just opening the normal file.

If you are on linux and want to use say Vim, then try opening Vim in a GPU-accelerated terminal emulator, example: Kitty, Ghostty

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[joepa]

use linux with the gnu tools (sed awk grep tr etc.).

[exxxiko]

use linux with the gnu tools (sed awk grep tr etc.).

Yes , GREP is the must, KLOGG for preview is cool also

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