Subject | Re: Lightning fast load huge data feature at Firebird |
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Author | Joao Kho |
Post date | 2007-05-25T02:01:24Z |
Hi Helen,
Sorry for late reply,
IBDataPump may be a good tool, but what i really need is, programmable
/flexible import that I can scan any header data and doing import on
the fly.
I search the feature of CREATE TABLE [EXTERNAL], but still could not
figure out how to use it. Could anyone can give me a examples?
Best Regards,
Joao Kho
Sorry for late reply,
IBDataPump may be a good tool, but what i really need is, programmable
/flexible import that I can scan any header data and doing import on
the fly.
I search the feature of CREATE TABLE [EXTERNAL], but still could not
figure out how to use it. Could anyone can give me a examples?
Best Regards,
Joao Kho
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@...> wrote:
>
> At 07:02 PM 19/05/2007, you wrote:
> >Hi all,
> >
> >I'm a new bie here.
> >There is any function on firebird to load huge data with lightning
> >fast as MySQL (LOAD DATA INFILE) or SQLite (.import) ?
>
> Those utilities don't come with Firebird. However, there are
> third-party utilities available, including free ones such as
> IBDatapump by Clever Components (
> http://www.clevercomponents.com/products/datapump/ibdatapump.asp )
>
>
> >Because there are many huge data today in the real world especially on
> >GIS or other realtime application, they could insert few hundred
> >thousand or million on a seconds. And many exchange data using the
> >simple csv or tab-delimeted format.
>
> If you can acquire the external data in fixed field length format,
> you can read it directly as an external table.
>
> >If not available now, that will be support it someday?
>
> Probably. The code already exists to import csv. There is a reason
> why it hasn't been activated, although I don't recall the reason. It
> might be a question of Microsoft patents...
>
> ./hb
>