On Mar 16, 2005, at 12:59, Leif B. Kristensen wrote:
Anyway, I'd recommend a closer study of PostgreSQL for anyone
interested
in a good RDBMS.
Talking of which, I would recommend to take a serious look at FrontBase:
http://www.frontbase.com/
Excellent database, running on pretty much anything. Whi
Peter A. Schott wrote:
> PostGreSQL - good feature set, open source. Not sure on speed, but it
> should run natively on Unix, Linux, and Win32 (not sure about BSD or
> others).
A lot of the core developers of PostgreSQL are apparently running *BSD.
On the PostgreSQL-General mailing list, I've no
Dennis Lee Bieber wrote:
Firebird -- developed from Interbase 6, released last summer.
Maybe "MaxDB by MySQL", developed from SAS DB (and likely
available with similar licenses as MySQL -- I don't know if MySQL AB
plan to merge SAS DB features into MySQL or the other way around )
It was cal
be able to "link"
> everything
> with a wxPython GUI)? Specifically, I work on Reservoir Simulation, and
> usually I have to store a discrete/huge amount of data (it depends on the
> oil field). As you may have understood, I know almost NOTHING about databases
> ;-)
> In genera
"link"
everything
with a wxPython GUI)? Specifically, I work on Reservoir Simulation, and
usually I have to store a discrete/huge amount of data (it depends on the
oil field). As you may have understood, I know almost NOTHING about
databases
;-)
In general, my data will be numeric (floats, i
, I should be able to "link"
> everything
> with a wxPython GUI)? Specifically, I work on Reservoir Simulation, and
> usually I have to store a discrete/huge amount of data (it depends on the
> oil field). As you may have understood, I know almost NOTHING about databases
> ;-)
"link"
> everything
> with a wxPython GUI)? Specifically, I work on Reservoir Simulation, and
> usually I have to store a discrete/huge amount of data (it depends on
> the
> oil field). As you may have understood, I know almost NOTHING about
> databases
> ;-)
Python GUI)? Specifically, I work on Reservoir Simulation, and
usually I have to store a discrete/huge amount of data (it depends on the
oil field). As you may have understood, I know almost NOTHING about databases
;-)
In general, my data will be numeric (floats, integers). Will a binary storage
(if it i
Tom Willis wrote:
[snip]
> Whoa, you are asking alot. Without knowing anything about your
> requirements except what was mentioned in your post. I would say you
> would quite possibly want the functionality of a relational database.
I'm not sure I agree with that.
If the data is likely to be lar
ython (and, of course, I should be able to "link"
> everything
> with a wxPython GUI)? Specifically, I work on Reservoir Simulation, and
> usually I have to store a discrete/huge amount of data (it depends on the
> oil field). As you may have understood, I know almost NOTHING
I work on Reservoir Simulation, and
usually I have to store a discrete/huge amount of data (it depends on the
oil field). As you may have understood, I know almost NOTHING about databases
;-)
In general, my data will be numeric (floats, integers). Will a binary storage
(if it is possible) reduce the size
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