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Live 5.0 Contents — OSGeo-Live 5.0 Documentation OSGeo-Live 10.0 Contents¶ Desktop GIS¶ General GIS viewing, editing, and analysis on the desktop: Browser Facing GIS¶ Documentation Skip site navigation (1) Skip section navigation (2) Peripheral Links Documentation There is a wealth of PostgreSQL information available online. This section contains current and archived manuals for PostgreSQL users, as well as frequently asked questions. Nathan's Revit API Notebook <<< Return to the Program Lab This page is my personal diary for exploring the API for Revit and Vasari. This page is as much a resource for me as I hope it will be for others. Developing custom tools for Revit using the API can be a complicated endeavor.
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Why not MySql? I needed cursors that could maintain state across calls. MySql cursors are maintained on the server and you pass a positional reference for each next page. I'm not explaining it well because its been ages since I tried each one. I started with sqlite3, and it was a locking disaster. Not to be used for multithreaded apps that want to access the database from separate threads. Postgres is faster than I can imagine. I also use its Full Text S-----? indexing for blazing word searchs. I literally get near-realtime responses on key input against a 130,000 row music database, searching a 1000+ byte field that concatenates all the interesting song attribs, all the while with a where clause to exclude known uninteresting songs. Blazing. And the INSTEAD OF views work great, and pgadmin is bug-free and fast, though primitive. by alendar Feb 26