It doesn’t store data. Downhole Explorer loads data directly from your chosen source. The DHX document stores the locations and import options for each table and the various view settings applied display the data.

Typical drillhole data sets are no larger than a few thousand records in size, and this can be handled without problem on a modern PC. An exceptionally large exploration dataset might contain 50,000 records.

Yes, topography grids, contours and parameter grids generated in Terrain can be imported as 3D Objects into a Downhole Explorer document. These objects can be exported from Terrain with the Advanced DXF/DWG AutoCAD driver in a form that can be read by most 3D design and presentation programs including Downhole Explorer. The consistency of each table is checked and any missing holes are reported.

Datamine programs support the Microsoft ODBC (Open DataBase Connectivity) standard for accessing SQL database tables. ODBC is supported by all major commercial database systems and most spreadsheet programs. Downhole Explorer also allows you to create user defined tables. For example you can select any columns from any of the tables and create a new table view. This new table can then be exported using the table driver.

The data is stored in the same folder as the preferences file. Under Windows/Mac it will be called slimserversql.db. Under Unix it will be called .slimserversql.db and stored in the home directory of the user running the SlimServer.

The data is saved using SQLite and is in that binary format. If you want external access to this data, we plan to export it as an XML file similar in format to the iTunes file but this has not been implemented yet.

The standard import statement makes a class available to the importing class to use its public variables and method calls. It is certainly possible to import specific JDBC driver implementations and use them in the same way, provided they are available on the application's classpath. However, the Java SQL package and JDBC scheme has been designed to deal with database interfaces in a generic way that is not tied to any single driver implementation.

Yes. But take in mind that ExcelExplorer not store data into the database nor generate HTML page, etc. You can use ExcelExplorer to read all necessary data from Excel file. All other jobs could do your own script - store that data into the database, etc.

MLDownloader cannot store data directly in a database file. However, you can use or product Convert2DatabaseFile to convert the Metastock files to a database file.

an example, consider a file of 100,000 lines with an integer and text description on each line. Suppose the text string avergages twenty bytes in length. The flat file would be 2.8 MB. The size of the PostgreSQL database file containing this data can be estimated as 5.

It is the file format used by Michael Eisens Cluster program. Basically it is quite simple and you can find a description in the Genesis Operation Manual. The solution to this problem is quite simple. Gene names are displayed, if the size of gene cells (gene height) is 10 pixels or more. Otherwise it makes no sense, since the font is unreadable below 10 pixels. Just use for instance the "Detail" view (View->Detail) and gene names will be displayed.

AVDS uses MySQL as the database system, and the database resides in the IS which is outside the network.

CYNET must receive databases in text, comma delimited, ASCII, or CSV formats. Most databases can be converted into one of the formats listed above. (return to top)

Dependent upon the store you will be using to advertise your products, the format could vary enormously. With Click and Build, probably the easiest, cheapest method is to build your database in either Excel or Lotus 123.

Ideally every day, but we suggest once a week. This process takes less than 3 minutes and will save all of the types of files within your Database. We also suggest backing up your Database in two locations; one on your computer (the default is to backup your Database to the C drive) in a folder called "VNTI Database". You should copy this folder to either your network or a CD in case your computer suffers a catastrophic failure.

Faximum stores all received faxes in TIFF-F format. This format is compatible with most graphics and word processing packages and fax images may be included with WordPerfect, FrameMaker, and other WP documents. SWIIFT [] can optionally convert received faxes into GIF format for viewing using a Web browser.

No, you do not need any other database or software to store the data. Exam software does not need any back-end database. Exam software writes the encrypted data into a file with extension .exm. When student takes the test, Exam software writes the data into a file with extension .sas. Everything is file based. To backup your data, you just need to backup these files.

The following data elements are considered to be restricted. This means that these elements are not available in the Operational Data Store (ODS). They are, however, available in certain areas of the Integrated System applications and users with appropriate Integrated System responsibilities will be able to access them for business reasons. Use of these and all other data elements will be governed by the Electronic Access Agreement that all Integrated System users will sign annually.

We provide the data in dBase IV, which is a basic database format that is easily imported into most spreadsheet or database manager programs — including Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access or FoxPro. We can provide specific directions for importing these files.

The NYSPACED data are only available in SEER*Stat format, but users can use SEER*Stat to obtain a case listing of subsets of the data to import into other programs such as SAS.

The imagery will be delivered in two formats. The imagery delivered for each 1”=400’ tile will be delivered in .tiff format. The contractor will also deliver a countywide MrSID mosaic.

Navigator can output data in several user selectable formats. Depending on the output format selected, data will be either binary or ASCII text. Individual parameters within a data string may be enabled / disabled. All binary output formats have the option of outputting data in HEX-ASCII instead of true binary. HEX-ASCII is an ASCII representation of the binary data. Binary output formats include PD0,3,4,and 5. Text output formats include PD6,11, and 13.

Generally speaking, Chart Explainer requires the same sort of data that a chart-drawing tool would require ? Chart Explainer will not automatically structure your data or perform calculations for you, but if you have enough structure in your data to draw a chart, you can use Chart Explainer on it. Chart Explainer's user interface will allow you to specify the structure of your dataset, including the number of series, whether totals are shown, etc.

When starting Applications Manager, MySQL Server 4.0.20, which is bundled with the product, is started. Applications Manager uses this MySQL by default. We strongly recommend you to use this default database itself. If you need to dump data into your own database in that same machine, follow the steps given below. Edit the database_params.conf file located in the <Applications Manager Home>/working/conf directory and change the following URL. Edit the startApplicationsManager.bat/.

Lists and reports come in MS Excel or as an Adobe Acrobat .pdf file. Most reports are available in Microsoft (r) Excel format. Some reports (i.e. Hospital Statistics reports) are available as an Adobe Acrobat PDF format. To open .pdf files, you must have Adobe (r) Acrobat Reader. To download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader, please click here.

In a batch mode, data needs to conform to our Client Data Format for input into the catalog. In an XML mode, your XML format can be mapped against the eLinx format to be added to the catalog easily and dynamically.

E-Data creates a text file which can be easily imported into a database, spreadsheet, or any other software that handles text files. The HTML formatting is done on the fly by reading from this text file.

Yes, Premium Edition of database consists of latitude and longitude fields. You can use these fields to calculate the distance between different US ZIP codes, Canada Postal Codes and Mexico Postal Codes.