On Tue May 2 12:38:07 2000 Johnson,Alex wrote...
>
>AIM*Historian uses flat files to store all of its data since they provide
>much faster insertion and query support.
>
>AIM*Historian does supply an ODBC front-end that makes the data appear as if
>it is in a simple relational database.
Sorry to keep asking questions :-)
Does this ODBC interface provide a good SQL interface? By good I mean
supporting joins etc. And are teh system manager alarms also stored in
the new historian, or are they kept somwhere else?
And again, thanks for the eduaction.
We are contemplating upgradeing to the new historian, and are just
trying to learn about the relatives strngths, and weakness of the two.
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