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> > As for surface data, it is more regular and I played around with dumping > about 10 fields into the database and keeping a pointer to the last 24 > hours worth of data. I just started this work but never got to the > point I was populating the database so I don't know about the > gotchas.... > Peter Neilley's weather program can use gdbm for metar data. A new database is made for each day, so you don't have to worry about purging and holes in your database. Seems to work quite well. David
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