That's right. It all depends on your design. When you do a select you could brute force it to to return the data, but the speed comes from elegant designing and programing skills. Using C++ or even Better C would probably boost your database model. Try to sort the data in the database so you can efficient use Hash-es
On Apr 19, 8:46 pm, Larry Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Clement wrote: > > I am now creating IR engine in python which has its own database > > implementation . For nearly 2GB files it works fast. Can i expect the > > same speed when my database goes large. Else i have to chose other > > language[c/c++] for the speed............. > > Please tell me the solution................................ > > Your speed will be good if your database design is good. We don't have > a crystal ball out here to see into your database design. It is also > not clear what the bottlenecks to "speed" would be for you. If it is > disk I/O or LAN bandwidth C won't help at all. > > -Larry -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
