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{{Caution|This feature is crucial to the FlightGear startup sequence, but is unfortunately infamous for rendering FlightGear non-startable under certain situations. Particularly, after experiencing a FlightGear crash or when running multiple fgfs instance at the same time-it is assumed that this is due to lack of synchronization and missing atexit handlers, so that the SQLite database gets corrupted under these circumstances. }}
{{Caution|This feature is crucial to the FlightGear startup sequence, but is unfortunately infamous for rendering FlightGear non-startable under certain situations. Particularly, after experiencing a FlightGear crash or when running multiple fgfs instance at the same time-it is assumed that this is due to lack of synchronization and missing atexit handlers, so that the SQLite database gets corrupted under these circumstances.
Unfortunately, this bug is hard to reproduce. So if you are encountering this bug, please make sure to file a proper bug report, including instructions for reproducing the bug, so that this can be hopefully fixed. }}


The '''navdata cache''', '''navdb''', (sometimes also '''navcache''') is automatically built by FlightGear during startup by parsing/processing the gzipped <code>nav.dat</code> file and building a spatial SQLite-based database in [[$FG_HOME]] so that more efficient queries can be run at run-time, but, in particular when starting up/[[Reset & re-init|re-initializing FlightGear]].  
The '''navdata cache''', '''navdb''', (sometimes also '''navcache''') is automatically built by FlightGear during startup by parsing/processing the gzipped <code>nav.dat</code> file and building a spatial SQLite-based database in [[$FG_HOME]] so that more efficient queries can be run at run-time, but, in particular when starting up/[[Reset & re-init|re-initializing FlightGear]].  

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