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Hi there.
I'm working on a project right now, and I'd like to bounce a few ideas off of you.
We are collecting a whole lot of telemetry data, and we would like
to store it all in a database (so that we can analyse it easily later
on). We then have a custom front end to the database, which can do
two things:
- One, it can read and graph old data from the database (which we can
get with a simple query, for a specific time range that we want).
- Two, as the new data comes in, we would like to update the graphs in
real-time.
We could do this by constantly re-querying the database to read the new data, but is there an easier way of doing it, without bypassing the database?
Thanks,
Tom Gwozdz
tgwozdz_at_uwo.ca
Received on Mon Oct 15 2001 - 21:02:03 CDT
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