What's the most efficient way to store small messages
(similar in size to a short email) on the client without
using a database?
I need to be able to store thousands possibly. I was
thinking of C# classes serialized to XML? How efficient
would this be and what other alternatives are there?
Thanks in advance!.
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Efficient in what way? Data storage size, insert/update performace, random
access performance, simplicity of programming, etc.
Saving XML data to and from ADO would be simple and flexable.
Inserting the reords to TAB Delimited format would conserve the most disk
space and can be bulk copied to SQL Server in the least amount of time.
"Mike O." <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:06******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . What's the most efficient way to store small messages
(similar in size to a short email) on the client without
using a database?
I need to be able to store thousands possibly. I was
thinking of C# classes serialized to XML? How efficient
would this be and what other alternatives are there?
Thanks in advance!.
My primary concern is efficient reading speeds and
sorting. Data storage size is also a concern, but not at
the cost of speed.
I do not plan to attach this to any sort of database, so
importing ease isn't a concern.
Do you still think ADO/XML is the right solution? -----Original Message-----
Efficient in what way? Data storage size, insert/update
performace, randomaccess performance, simplicity of programming, etc.
Saving XML data to and from ADO would be simple and
flexable.
Inserting the reords to TAB Delimited format would
conserve the most diskspace and can be bulk copied to SQL Server in the least
amount of time.
"Mike O." <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in
messagenews:06******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. What's the most efficient way to store small messages
(similar in size to a short email) on the client without
using a database?
I need to be able to store thousands possibly. I was
thinking of C# classes serialized to XML? How efficient
would this be and what other alternatives are there?
Thanks in advance!.
.
You can use the Datasets .WriteXML("File Nameandpath") and
ReadXML("FileNa meAndPath") to do this. Once you have your datasets, you
won't ever know it didn't come from a 'Real' database.
"Mike O." <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:0d******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . My primary concern is efficient reading speeds and
sorting. Data storage size is also a concern, but not at
the cost of speed.
I do not plan to attach this to any sort of database, so
importing ease isn't a concern.
Do you still think ADO/XML is the right solution?
-----Original Message-----
Efficient in what way? Data storage size, insert/update
performace, randomaccess performance, simplicity of programming, etc.
Saving XML data to and from ADO would be simple and
flexable.
Inserting the reords to TAB Delimited format would
conserve the most diskspace and can be bulk copied to SQL Server in the least
amount of time.
"Mike O." <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in
messagenews:06******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. What's the most efficient way to store small messages
(similar in size to a short email) on the client without
using a database?
I need to be able to store thousands possibly. I was
thinking of C# classes serialized to XML? How efficient
would this be and what other alternatives are there?
Thanks in advance!.
.
i find the XmlSerializatio n classes you mentioned very useful for this kind
of thing. in addition, check out the System.IO.Isola tedStorage classes if
you're interested in 'wrapping up' your data with versioning info,
security, etc.
let me know if you have any questions about using these.
jeff.
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Serialization could definitely work. Binary serialization should be more
efficient than XML serialization in terms of both file size and speed.
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kind of thing. in addition, check out the System.IO.Isola tedStorage classes if
you're interested in 'wrapping up' your data with versioning info,
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let me know if you have any questions about using these.
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Thanks everyone for all your help!!! -----Original Message-----
What's the most efficient way to store small messages
(similar in size to a short email) on the client without
using a database?
I need to be able to store thousands possibly. I was
thinking of C# classes serialized to XML? How efficient
would this be and what other alternatives are there?
Thanks in advance!.
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