Something I didn't see mentioned of, does your data need to be made
available at real time? Just because you're sampling 20/s doesn't have
to mean that the data is made available at 20 samples per second or even
1 sample per 1/20th of a second. I mention this because you might find
that it's a li
> The real question is, the data collection is in real-time, but can you
> have a maintenance window (6 hours a week?) to do things like REINDEX?
The database has to have the last 24 hours of data online and be acessable 24
hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year basicly no downtime. My applica
> device. As mentioned above I may want to be able to sequentially read records
> from the database to be able to recreate the data stream that I received and
> recored. I would need to be able to read the records back fast enough to
> replay the at the same rate at which I received them.
It's
On Sun, 2003-03-02 at 18:52, Mark Jones wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am working on a project that acquires real-time data from an external
> device that I need to store and be able to search through and retrieve
> quickly. My application receives packets of data ranging in size from 300 to
> 5000 bytes ev
