Re: Time Series Cartridge
Date: 1998/06/29
Message-ID: <grimes.899082035_at_access5>#1/1
What you're describing are not time series, which are repeated measurements or observations of a variable over time.
Seth
"Bill Buchan" <bbuchan_at_ossian.net> writes:
>I intend storing a large collection of temporal information about opening
>times for shops etc. and performance times for theatre and cinema shows etc.
>These all tend to be quite varied and irregular.
>I have been considering using the Oracle Time Series Cartridge but I get the
>impression that it is more appropriate to handling historical data
>acquisition (time series, funnily enough!). Is there any value in using
>this cartridge for my application or should I simply consider structuring
>this data within the core functionality of the database?
>Typical things I'd want to store are, eg.
>1. 8th - 29th May, Mon-Thu 09:30-10:30,11:40-12:00,15:30-16:00(except
>21-22nd May), Fri. 15:00-15:30 only
>2. Every second Tuesday at 8pm.
>3. 21st of the month or next Monday if this is a weekend.
>4. 1st Tuesday in the month at 9am.
>5. 29th August - 14th Sept. Weekdays 16:30-18:00, Weekends 17:00-18:30,
>15th Sept. - 12th Nov. Weekdays and weekends 17:00-18:30 (also Thursdays
>13:00-14:30)
>If anyone has any advice on storing this sort of data then I'd be very
>grateful for the advice.
>Thanks,
>- Bill Buchan
-- Seth Grimes Alta Plana database & Web / design & development grimes_at_altaplana.com http://altaplana.com 301-891-2581 grimes_at_access.digex.net http://www.access.digex.net/~grimesReceived on Mon Jun 29 1998 - 00:00:00 CEST