Hi David,
I think you can try pipes(hope u r using linux/unix).
this is a method we used to export/sqlload for oracle.
craete a pipe file, say abc.txt(mkfile -p abc.txt).
start the the dumpfile reading in bg(should be run first).
start the dump-file generation of C++.
with this setup we could
Hello,
I have a C++ application which spits out data continuously which I need to
load into a database. The data rate is roughly 50,000 rows * 50 bytes/row
per second. I use LOAD DATA INFILE (the quickest way I can find
to load data into the db) to load these data into MyISAM tables which is
At 03:28 PM 9/24/2004, you wrote:
Hello,
I have a C++ application which spits out data continuously which I need to
load into a database. The data rate is roughly 50,000 rows * 50 bytes/row
per second. I use LOAD DATA INFILE (the quickest way I can find
to load data into the db) to load these data