[omaha] This is the message I tried to send/post this morning

[Jeff Hinrichs - DM&T]

Glad to hear things worked out, I had faith that they would.
Depending on your needs, sqlite comes standard with python 2.4+.
Depending on your data set size and needs it might be helpful.   I've
been playing around with the netflix prize data set and I've learned
quite a bit from it.    I do lots of processing on files with 10's and
100's of thousands of records, but the netflix set comes in at just
over 100M records.  lot's of the normal idioms just don't scale at
that size<g>.  Let's just say that 100M recs in a sqlite file is not
an optimal usage scenario ;)

-j


On Dec 1, 2007 3:32 PM, Burch Kealey <bkealey at mail.unomaha.edu> wrote:
>
>    Thanks-It was a silly and obvious mistake.  When you sent the same
>    code back a second time  I decided to  think about my data file
>    versus the  extract I sent you. The first 11 obs in my data file are a
>    single 'item' (basically header information). Once I dumped them your
>    code worked like a charm.  A few of my less elegant solutions worked
>    also.  Thanks for your patience and interest.
>    Burch
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