You have some time series fixed data at regular interval and you want to store that data in some fixed database format so that at any point of time your system storage footprint remains constant, Use RRD.
Also use RRDTool which helps not only store the data but present the data in graphical format.
Ref.
http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RRDtool
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In-Memory Database
Ever thought of having your database residing on your main memory?
Just think how fast your application can be or what you can do with a complete database system in main memory. How it can relieve you of writing complex data structures and operations on them in your application.
In-Memory Database (IMDB) is, as you have rightly guessed, is a database that resides on your main memory and vanishes as soon as your application stops or device is powered off. Of course you can store it on secondary disk for permanent storage as well.
There are many proprietary as well as open source IMDBs available.
eg Oracle's TimesTen, FastDB, eXtremeDB, sqlite3 etc.
For more info google for IMDB.
Enjoy....
Just think how fast your application can be or what you can do with a complete database system in main memory. How it can relieve you of writing complex data structures and operations on them in your application.
In-Memory Database (IMDB) is, as you have rightly guessed, is a database that resides on your main memory and vanishes as soon as your application stops or device is powered off. Of course you can store it on secondary disk for permanent storage as well.
There are many proprietary as well as open source IMDBs available.
eg Oracle's TimesTen, FastDB, eXtremeDB, sqlite3 etc.
For more info google for IMDB.
Enjoy....
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