Jürgen Friedrich <[email protected]> writes: > I found that awesome program of yours, gnu gama and I just wondered if it's > possible to store the adjustment result within the sqlite-db. > > when i try: > > gama-local --sqlitedb example_net.db --configuration example_net > > I just get the xml output and the the tables gnu_gama_local_adj_* remain > empty! > > How can I store the adjusted observations, points within sqlite3 without > parsing it from the generated xml!
You might need to write code to do this. I'm really not sure, but that's probably easier than parsing xml. I wonder if it would make sense to have another sqlite db for the results, but maybe just different tables is ok. I sort of see this as taking a dataset of observations and producing an observation, which is two things that are read-only and computed, respectively. If they were files instead of databases, they would be separate. But I don't know if that thought is confused and if things being in the same db is useful. (I'm a lurker and a packager, with little detailed knowledge of the code.) Greg
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