> Query Notifications look like they would do the job alright but it
> would mean writing each new piece of data to a table, querying it, and
> then pulling the result back into my program. If this is the only
> solution then I would probably be better dealing with the data-stream
> within the program as speed is a huge factor and recording the data is
> a secondary concern.
Well, the main purpose of a database engine is to record the data. To me
it sounds like you are looking for a solution without an RDBMS.

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paulb - 29 Nov 2006 08:23 GMT
Well, I thought SQL Server may have some real time data analysis
capability. Obviously it is not equiped for this. I guess I'll have to
stick to the LINUX based packages I am currently using. Probably faster
anyway.
Thanks,
Paul.
> > Query Notifications look like they would do the job alright but it
> > would mean writing each new piece of data to a table, querying it, and
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