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Facts ? don't confuse your insults and your mental projections with facts, fraud. You have already been exposed as a fraud in that other thread, claiming to know programming and then later acknowledging you never wrote a single line of code, professionally or otherwise. My little clueless...

retard, tables are not ONLY found in RDBMS, you clueless fuckwit Column data as a group are the TABLES you retard, god, you are not only a liar, a psycho, and a fairy tale artist but also an angry troll living in his mom basement

you will probably need to perform some OLAP queries on those data to get the results you want, hence it's very important to build properly the tables, OLAP solutions will usually answer all kind of crazy data questions without the need to build complex programming script for it.

dump here a sample of the data feed you are trying to store with the headers and tell us in very simple words what you want to do exactly, using the sample data feed as an example. Like I said, your case doesn't seem very complex. Try building a cube database and it's a whole new game of...

a properly structured table and a well structured database will actually help you answer all those questions. I have some idea of what you are trying to do and I can see the mistakes and the assumptions you are making. even though MonetDB is a good system, it's not going to help improve your...

volpunter, still the angry clueless fraud I see !!! first, let me ask you, how is he going to fill his database if there is not some kind of programming end to parse and "clean" the data ? are you implying a simple inline load will suffice ? LOL !!! and how is he going to "manage" those data if...

not sure what getting a job at prop trading firms got to do with your ability to build a database system prop trading firms want workable strategies, not database tech monkeys 250GB uncompressed database ? not trying to be condescending again, but you do sound very amateurish, confusing...

you sound very new and inexperienced in that domain, which could explain why you ask so many tangent questions that go in every directions from the sound of it, it doesn't sound like much. A database can store a lot of data in very little space, as long as your data model is properly structured...

not sure what 32bit and 64bit has anything to do with it, you can store gigabytes of data even in 32bit system, from the OP, this seems to be a very simple issue, not sure why it's being made more complex than it is

from you own links, so again strict typing is not the reason for a slower execution of a code, even though IN THEORY it could be logical, at least at some point in history it might have been real. IN REALITY and in the modern world, and in a REAL programming environment, for those who know...

it will have overhead but not significant enough to make a difference in the execution of an app outside of a lab test. Basically, other factors will have more significant impact on the speed of execution, like poor programming structure and poor programming design. In that regard, "strict"...

volpunter, everyone is not a psycho like you are and if you want to talk risk management and PnL, I will be happy to expose you for the fraud you probably are in that domain too so tell me about VAR and cVAR ? LOL

You are making exactly my point, today's CPUs are so sophisticated for memory layout and access patterns as you put it, that "strict" typing in a language have no impact on the code execution performance, it will be all optimized by the CPU. The "strict" type will have no impact on such...

HW interaction and the fact that C compiliers have been around and improved since the beginning of time, I don't see how you could even consider bringing Python in such a project in a production environment. In Banking, Python is becoming the new language of choice, don't think I ever mentioned...

surely you can't believe verbatim what volpunter is saying, he claims to know programming and managing software design and yet never wrote a single line of code professionally, by his own admission I mean WTF do you think he is kidding ? as for the CPython implementation, I guess it's not the...

dude, you are a psycho. You can't claim to run risk reports and generate PnL (isn't that the work of an admin clerk these days btw) and then claim to have some kind of authority on code writing when you never had any professional experience in that matter. Building "hello world" apps in Visual...

god, you just proved again your incompetence in programming LOL a) you are confusing dynamic and strict typing LOL and you are making the exact arguments I was referring to about strict typing, that is code integrity to avoid silly bugs due to poor typing assignment or transformation...

Again, more confusion by the usual MS drones here. Strict typing is NOT going to bring any improvement in the code execution but it's a great technique for code integrity. Only if you had actual programming experience you would know that. Another confusion here is that Python could replace...

to further clarify things, in today's hardware, compiled vs interpreted is no longer an issue, above all when code like Java and C# are never fully compiled at runtime, but pseudo-compiled, like it is even for Javascript in a browser. JS used to be interpreted in your browser, now it's compiled...

Comparing Python to R or event Matlab just demonstrate one more time your level of ignorance in anything that has to do with programming, above all by someone who has acknowledge that he has never written a single line of code in either VB, C# or even C++