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[x] set up a buffer system that can write to the database (~15 us needed per write operation (add_result call))
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[x] add easy access operators to the dataset
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[x] loading a dataset
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] query tool for all the data
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x
] query tool for all the data
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[x] index database for fast searches + add keyword feature
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] GUI to diplay data
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] GUI to diplay data
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[ ] pusher for local data to external database
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[ ] feature : add start and stop also to slicing (e.g. ds.m1[:, 5:10:20] --> slices dataset and its setpoints)
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[ ] autoconfigure db script for local configuration
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Steps:
1.
Download
[
PostgreSQL
](
https://www.postgresql.org/download/
)
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Go through the installer and install the database.
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Launch the psql program and make a database user and a database
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Launch the psql program and make a database user and a database
(press enter until the shell asks for the password configured in the installation)
... type the following commands:
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*
CREATE USER
'
myusername
'
WITH PASSWORD 'mypasswd';
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CREATE USER myusername WITH PASSWORD 'mypasswd';
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CREATE DATABASE 'mydbname';
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GRANT ALL PRIV
E
LEGES ON DATABASE 'mydbname' TO 'myusername';
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GRANT ALL PRIV
I
LEGES ON DATABASE 'mydbname' TO 'myusername';
In case you are running along with a server set up, it is recommended to have 'mydbname' to be the same as the one on the server.
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