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Re: OODB basics
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Re: OODB vs SQL
Patrick K. O'Brien
2005-10-11
Michael Watkins wrote:
> * Michael Watkins wrote [2005-10-11 14:35:00 -0700]:
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>>Yet in Postgres (and experience tells me Oracle would have been no different)
>>the "solution" was workable enough. Clearly they are doing some things at the
>>file IO level that go beyond simply opening up a big file.
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> as I read what I wrote its probably more likely memory based caching at the
> server side that I noted.
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> Question for the group: what's the largest number of objects you've worked
> with using Durus or ZODB?
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> I smell a diversion coming on...

I remember reading somewhere that it is possible to get a bunch of book
data out of Amazon.  Anyone know anything about this or any other good
source for large quantities of relational-friendly data that we can use
to model and populate databases?

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