Hello
Can anybody help me with strategies for implementing a Ring Buffer for
Real-Time Data?
My application inserts real-time data (at a very heavy rate) and I
need to replace/delete old data on regular basis. If not the disk will
eventually be filled up...
brgds
EHansenConsider using a partitioned view. When you need to add more data, create a
new table and alter the view. When you want to purge a large chunk alter
the view to exclude the table that has the chunk, then drop the table. The
BOL talks about partitioned views.
Tom
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Hello
Can anybody help me with strategies for implementing a Ring Buffer for
Real-Time Data?
My application inserts real-time data (at a very heavy rate) and I
need to replace/delete old data on regular basis. If not the disk will
eventually be filled up...
brgds
EHansen
Monday, March 26, 2012
Ring buffer for Real-Time data
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