Re: Sequential mysql reads
I have tried and am still trying to make it better. I have created solutions in VB / JAVA / and most recently PYTHON. It would be great to compare notes. The approach I have taken is to make a file system listener and any time there is an update to one of the isam files to convert the C-ISAM file to MySQL. I have been able to do this in Java very well but the resources taken are 21% CPU on a single CPU system. and 200K memory. Not too great. The Solution I am working on now with Python takes about 14% CPU and only 70K memory. However I am very hopeful that the Python soulution will allow me to write back to the ISAM files because of the way Python handles reads and writes to files. Please let me know if this meshes with anything you are doing. I have found very few people to collaborate with in this project and some fresh ideas would be welcome. Thanks
Stephen
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