03-28-2018, 07:55 AM
Any updates on this?
Problem is say we got some data that simply got screwed up. The easy solution then is to simply delete that data and import again but problem -- say that data contains candles for over 1 year... That's an import that takes so much time that the operation of deleting + importing again becomes very tedious. It's also a problem since the imports easily die and thus creates new databases with bad data and the cycle continues.
An idea for the data (it can become gigantic sets...) is to use a torrent network and then use a node torrent client for the clients to connect to that network.
Problem is say we got some data that simply got screwed up. The easy solution then is to simply delete that data and import again but problem -- say that data contains candles for over 1 year... That's an import that takes so much time that the operation of deleting + importing again becomes very tedious. It's also a problem since the imports easily die and thus creates new databases with bad data and the cycle continues.
An idea for the data (it can become gigantic sets...) is to use a torrent network and then use a node torrent client for the clients to connect to that network.