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- <li><em>date</em>: Mon Feb 16 08:59:46 2004</li>
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Obviously, if he had said Oracle or DB2 (or even Informix) I would not
have posted what I did.
MySQL cannot handle such things.
jenn
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004, Jim Popovitch wrote:
> On Sun, 2004-02-15 at 12:12, J.M. Taylor wrote:
> > I would strongly urge you *not* to store your log files in any relational
> > database. There's just no reason to do it...
>
> I know of several Fortune 100 companies that do this. The obvious reason
> is for reporting purposes. If I put all my syslog entries into a database,
> that can handle them, then I can easily produce reports that show me
> valuable data. Imagine having 1000 servers and wanting to know the top 10
> systems that had more than 2 root login failures per month. Try doing that
> with grep/sed/awk :)
>
> Oracle and DB2 can scale to hundreds of millions of rows and still be
> easily queried. The trick is to use partitioning and to know in advance
> how you will need your indexes setup.
>
> -Jim P.
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Armstrong Atlantic State University
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