Re: Data Structure for use vs storage
"Michał "phoe" Herda (as phoe at disroot dot org)" <[email protected]>
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Hi, I've read the post, and have a practical note: > in the form of several CSV files This sounds like a SQL database would be a good fit, both for importing CSVs and for accessing that data in various shapes that you describe later. A pure Lisp solution would work, too, but you'd need to write plenty of code for implementing the loops, whereas the SQL planner would do that for you. Perhaps try reading this data into SQLite, either via some Lisp code or directly via the SQLite REPL, and check if you can query it for the shape of data that you need? If it works, you can write some CommonSQL glue code to tie it into the rest of your Lisp application.