powell@boston.steinmetz (Powell) (05/31/89)
I have not been fortunate anough to get any response yet from my previous request for a database/datamanager but as the saying goes try, try again. Request for assistance!!! I am currently investigating different functional optimization strategies for engineering design. My problem is that I am generating a lot of data from each optimization algorithm and I need a database/datamanager to organize, filter and analyze the data on my Sun workstation. I know of the PD version of Ingres but this would be overkill. I am looking for a simple database where concurrency is not an issue. The optimization techniques will sequentially update the database after each iteration. I would like to be able to select data from different runs, perform some simple curve fitting, normalization, etc., and then ideally graph or write out the results. I would really appreciate any software or portions of software that can be provided to help me with my task. A database/datamanager is critical. I have two college students working for me this summer and there task will be to use any database/datamanager that I receive for my problem. My mail address is powell@crd.ge.com Regards Dave
mark@bruce.oz (Mark Goodwin) (06/02/89)
From article <13861@steinmetz.ge.com>, by powell@boston.steinmetz (Powell): > I have not been fortunate anough to get any response yet from > my previous request for a database/datamanager but as the > saying goes try, try again. > > Request for assistance!!! [ ... deleted ] How about dbm(3X-ucb). The dbm database library is efficient, provides sequential and hashed key access and is easy use. Mark Goodwin Programer @ Monash Uni. Dept. Comp. Sci. Australia.
jcbst3@unix.cis.pittsburgh.edu (James C. Benz) (06/08/89)
I'm posting this for a friend who is looking for any PD relational database system written in C with source code to run on Unix machines of various flavors. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please respond by Email since I don't get much time to read this group any more. Thanks much. -- Jim Benz jcbst3@unix.cis.pittsburgh.edu If a modem University of Pittsburgh answers, UCIR (412) 648-5930 hang up!