On 9/4/00, Dick Applebaum penned:
>Several things come to mind:
>
>1) This (log file analysis) job of processing large files is not well
>suited to an interactive environment, such as a web application...
>better done off-line/.
>
>2) A Java application may be the best way to provide a custom solution.
It seems I'm stuck with this method. Don't know Java. Otherwise, how
could it be done off-line?
>That said, there might be another approach:
>
> If you can participate in, or back-end the application generating the logs,
> you may be able to capture the information you need directly into
>a database.
I can't. The log file is generated and that's it. He's paying for a
service that he resells and he's given the log file. They won't
change it. He needs a way to process it.
That's why I'd prefer to just generate a dynamic query, store it as
WDDX and pass it from page to page. I'm just curious how large of a
variable I can pass like that.
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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