Subject | How reliable is the event feature of Firebird |
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Author | ik |
Post date | 2012-02-06T13:27:09Z |
Hello,
I have a project that I'm doing, and it must have some sort of message
queue when data is added/changed.
I do not require heavy SQL work, but working with data both as a daemon and
on the web.
The daemon use the information that the web provides. But instead of
constantly checking for additions and changes made by the web, I want the
daemon to use the events feature.
I know that PostgreSQL is not very reliable with this feature, so I wish to
know how much I can count on the events of Firebird, or if you have better
ideas on how to do it.
Thanks,
Ido
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I have a project that I'm doing, and it must have some sort of message
queue when data is added/changed.
I do not require heavy SQL work, but working with data both as a daemon and
on the web.
The daemon use the information that the web provides. But instead of
constantly checking for additions and changes made by the web, I want the
daemon to use the events feature.
I know that PostgreSQL is not very reliable with this feature, so I wish to
know how much I can count on the events of Firebird, or if you have better
ideas on how to do it.
Thanks,
Ido
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