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Although my data-smithing tool box is full to the brim with powerful tools such as Talend, Kettle PDI, Picalo and Excel, all backed by the cloud infrastructure of Amazon’s S3, SImpleDB and EC2, there’s one simple yet powerful tool that I always seem to gravitate back to, that tool is SQLite.
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Archive for April, 2008
SQLite - the ultimate data-smithing tool!
Posted in AmazonAWS, ETL, SQLite, Talend, data, excel, kettle, tagged Amazon SimpleDB, Microsoft Access on April 26, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Python the new VBA ?
Posted in BI, ETL, Palo, Ruby, SQLite, Web2.0, data, excel, news, tagged appengine, AWK, Perl, Picalo, Resolver on April 11, 2008 | 6 Comments »
These last two weeks, Python has been on my mind. First off, last week I decided to make time to fully investigate Picalo, an open-source Python-based data analysis tool, and then, this week, Google announced their long awaited cloud-computing offering, Google Apps Engine, with the language at its core.
Python was the first of [...]
xlAWS - 100,000 downloads?
Posted in AmazonAWS, Proto, S3, SQLite, SimpleDB, VBA, programming, xLite, xlAWS, tagged VB6, Community Code on April 2, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Not sure, but this morning I received my monthly AWS bill, and it was double its usual amount! When I investigated the extra cost it was due to 133GBs of downloads from my www2.gobansaor.com bucket. This is the S3 bucket in which I store the xlAWS zip file, xlAWS being a “library-of-sorts” of [...]
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