Congrats Kashmir

Originally posted by Jitup
Kashmir, Congrats for a job well done.

Jitup,

P.S : Whats your next project?
Hi, Jitup,

> Congrats for a job well done.
Thank you so much.
It took two months and a half to gather all WAC-02 I485 case numbers with a lot of contributions !!

> Whats your next project?
I'm planning the followings, but not decided yet.
Daily Scan:
1) scan WAC-02 I485 cases periodically (with contributors)
2) newly scan WAC-03
Development:
3) make scanning program user friendly
4) porting of managment environment from UNIX-based to Windows-based
5) some analysis tools
6) Open Source
Infrastructure:
7) P2P
or
8) centerized
Others:
9) coorporation with other SC communities
...
Any idea ?
-kashmir
 
[OT]

Kashmir,

How about putting the data in a db? Any simple open source JDBC based db would do.

Once you have that, then analytics, gui etc can be built.

I'm willing to help develop whatever little I can.

Cheers,

- nik.
 
Re: [OT]

Originally posted by nikbert
Kashmir,

How about putting the data in a db? Any simple open source JDBC based db would do.

Once you have that, then analytics, gui etc can be built.

I'm willing to help develop whatever little I can.

Cheers,

- nik.
Hi, nikbert,
Actually, I wrote some JDBC codes in April,
but I have not used it at the project so far.
Currently, creating tables relies on UNIX sort and grep commands very much.
However, the number of row data records exceeds 1.4 million,
so I started thinking to use RDBMS again.
I will use PostgreSQL on Linux for my environment,
but I'm not familier with Windows environment.
Anyway, it is JDBC based, so it should work on Windows, too.
It can also help the item #4 of the above TO-DO list.

For distribution of data,
I want to continue using TSV for row data,
and CSV for summary table.

Thanks,
-kashmir
 
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Re: [OT]

Originally posted by nikbert
Kashmir,

How about putting the data in a db? Any simple open source JDBC based db would do.

Once you have that, then analytics, gui etc can be built.

I'm willing to help develop whatever little I can.

Cheers,

- nik.

Kash, I know this is ultra laziness on my part, but do you think you could email me all the CSV's you've produced as a zip file?
 
Re: Re: [OT]

Originally posted by Silly Man
Kash, I know this is ultra laziness on my part, but do you think you could email me all the CSV's you've produced as a zip file?
Hi, Silly Man,
Here you go.
-kashmir
 
Kashmir,

There's definitely a need for some sort of db; grep/sort/cut can only be abused so far!

Postgresql/hsqldb/...there are so many choices, most work without any modification cross-platform, if accessed via jdbc.

I can take care of the windows.

lemme know...

cheers,

- nik.
 
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