Time Series Data
I have a large amount of time series data taken in 30 second increments over the course of 4-5 days. This gives 10,000 individual items needed to store in 12+ columns. I do not want to analyze the d...
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>Is there an option for a mass import, basically treating each column of 10,000 pieces of data as 1 piece
The option you are looking for is called a file attachment field. Store all your time series data in a file and upload the file. I don't understand the goal of what you are trying to accomplish.
If you need some type of custom import, manipulation, calculation or access to the data after bulk import this can all be done with script.
The option you are looking for is called a file attachment field. Store all your time series data in a file and upload the file. I don't understand the goal of what you are trying to accomplish.
If you need some type of custom import, manipulation, calculation or access to the data after bulk import this can all be done with script.
Long story short, we have a new project and it involves all this data. My boss would like to see if QB can act as the repository for the data since we need to email and report on results to the client. Having originally spec'd QB for project management, this is a new world.
We know it won't do the data analysis on such a large heap of data, not the correct tool. For that we are looking at Python scripting with Bokeh or Pandas to do what we want for the data plotting and manipulation. I have already created a storage table for that.
The problem lies in my having no clue how to deal with such a huge chunk of data.
We know it won't do the data analysis on such a large heap of data, not the correct tool. For that we are looking at Python scripting with Bokeh or Pandas to do what we want for the data plotting and manipulation. I have already created a storage table for that.
The problem lies in my having no clue how to deal with such a huge chunk of data.