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#1 pa-1000

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Posted 06 January 2012 - 08:55 PM

hi there, I have experience in developing c# but iam new in developing with .net the micro framework. I'm working on a little project where I collect data and store them on a sd card. I have a lot of measure data to store and analyze on the netduino. It should also be possible to download the data over ethernet. In a normal environment i would use a Database to store the data, are there any mini databases availabe in the micro framework? Or any other recommendations? What do you use for a storing and analysing data? thanks for hints

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Posted 07 January 2012 - 09:22 AM

I'm working on a little project where I collect data and store them on a sd card.
I have a lot of measure data to store and analyze on the netduino. It should also be possible to download the data over ethernet.

The amount of memory means that using a database is pretty much out of the question. I played around with data logging last year and I ended up storing the data in a CSV file. If you are interested then there's a post (including sources) on my blog which looks at collecting data from the Netduino and making this available to a Silverlight application. The N+ acts as a data logger and as a web server.

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Posted 08 January 2012 - 08:19 PM

thanks for your post. I thought that a database would be impossible =) ok maybe I can store some data temporary in a hashtable or something for analysing. your project sounds interesting, i will have a look




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