On Sat, Jan 26, 2013 at 9:25 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
You can store config info in db not in xml – what problem? You can do import xml into db >>Well it is correct for an application built over a RDBMS database as a data >>layer. >>My application doesn't depend on any database. It is a real-time data capture >>engine and does everything including storage on its own. It has HINTS like >>filters, metadata to process data for queries. Please note that this >>application exists for over >>10years and it has client interfaces like C++ >>and Tcl for data retrieval. >>All I am using from Firebird is its SQL interface. But since SQL sits on top >>of my application I am exploring ways to pass HINTS that my application >>understands but for SQL Parser doesn't. >>Hope this helps!! Hi, now it is clear for me (my English is bad so i miss concept from first post) Your design is good and concept very interest also but I look at this and see something what i have 3 years ago not same but “near”. And i know that changing design from previous 10 years of working sometimes good working design is difficult but sometimes its better then making some changes to it. I change in some company old mixed file based + bde based + query AD design but they accept my solution and now it process centralized point with 17,000,000 new data into Firebird db per day. But choice is yours, maybe some of fb team developer could help you enough good luck Regards, Karol Bieniaszewski
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