Re: [foxboro] AW: LINE PRINTER REPLACEMENT

Yes, I am interested in a database approach as well, and want to play 
around with Postgres.  Grep and Ctrl-F in Notepad work pretty well for 
forensics, but are getting a little winded when doing heavy-duty alarm 
analysis.  Something to keep me off the mean streets of Lake Jackson, TX 
during my upcoming time off I suppose.


I guess I also need to ask my new account manager about AIM*, as a general 
data store/supply to external systems.  My old one tried to sell it to me, 
and I asked him to "make me an offer I can't refuse", but I never heard 
anything...


Corey Clingo
BASF Corporation






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On 12/13/06, Corey R Clingo <corey.clingo@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Personally, I use the sLumberjack (tm) alarm logger -- "we log your 
alarms
> while you sleep"  (that would be two legacy historians and some shell
> scripts  :)

sounds like my solution except I have sLumberJack+ (i added a
PostgreSQL database as a backend to hold all the alarms for archiving
and analysis)

I will of course send you the royalties for the use of the name ;)



 
 
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