It's me and my monster files again. Is there an OpenDX-ish, built-in way
(after a really big file is read in with FileSelector) to excerpt or extract
the first N rows on a given execution, the next N rows on the next execution,
or selecting the Nth set of N rows? This so that modules downstream (tube, etc)
are spared from taking the file as a whole?
This would be as if the file had been split into N-row fragments, then dealing
with each chunk independently...or sequentially.
Yes, I could actually break up the files in question. But there are already
twenty-two of them in their raw, unedited state. And I'll have at least two
edited versions of each. So sixty-six files. I dred the mess of having to
physically subdivide them. They aren't all so very, very huge. But I'd
like to stick with a similar process to deal with them all.
It would be very fine if I could, by means of a scalar, zoom in on a given
portion and visualize that...since it is so memory intensive. I've poked around
with context sensitive help and have not yet found such a feature. But it seems
one nice to have. So I'm thinking maybey I just fail to find it.
Does such a method exist?
TIA,
Gan
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