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| Frank D. Greco... |
 Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 10:25 pm |
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Are there hooks to most modern databases to allow database events to trigger
events or stream data that can be received by Java/C or other languages?
Back in the early/mid 90's Sybase had Open Server which allowed some C-language
integration, but it never really delivered what large enterprises (esp in
financial services companies) needed.
Any pointers are greatly appreciated.
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| Ed Prochak... |
| Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 10:25 pm |
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On Aug 31, 2:25 pm, Frank D. Greco <fgr... at (no spam) REMOVECrossroadsTechNOSPAM-
FOOBAR.c00m> wrote:
Quote: Are there hooks to most modern databases to allow database events to trigger
events or stream data that can be received by Java/C or other languages?
Back in the early/mid 90's Sybase had Open Server which allowed some C-language
integration, but it never really delivered what large enterprises (esp in
financial services companies) needed.
Any pointers are greatly appreciated.
F
Define your "real time" requirement. Do you need millisecond response?
Microsecond? or is a 1minute refresh rate satisfactory?
People sometimes use real time as a jargon phrase without knowing its
meaning. They usually mean "as fast as possible" which is not a well
defined requirement.
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| Robert Klemme... |
| Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2009 9:57 am |
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On 31.08.2009 23:31, Ed Prochak wrote:
Quote: On Aug 31, 2:25 pm, Frank D. Greco <fgr... at (no spam) REMOVECrossroadsTechNOSPAM-
FOOBAR.c00m> wrote:
Are there hooks to most modern databases to allow database events to trigger
events or stream data that can be received by Java/C or other languages?
Back in the early/mid 90's Sybase had Open Server which allowed some C-language
integration, but it never really delivered what large enterprises (esp in
financial services companies) needed.
Define your "real time" requirement. Do you need millisecond response?
Microsecond? or is a 1minute refresh rate satisfactory?
People sometimes use real time as a jargon phrase without knowing its
meaning. They usually mean "as fast as possible" which is not a well
defined requirement.
I second that. Here's the definition:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_computing#Hard_and_soft_real-time_systems
Frank, what is is that you want to do?
Cheers
robert
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