As long as you don't want to do recalculations (as in
deviations from the mean, or percentages from the max)
you can stick with a database-less solution.
If you already know that you want the last lines of your
database, why don't you just use '
open DATA, "tail -n $number $filename|";'?
That would speed up things, as perl doesn't have to work
the whole file.
Jeroen
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Hey,
Well, i need the whole file, because all the data is some how used within the calculations. The first 3 columns define the data, then the rest actually contains the data which is used in the calculations
Dipul
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