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Round Robin SQL (RRS) is a SQL implementation of a round robin database. It provides a means to summarize very large amounts of data in the time domain, after which the source data can be deleted.

0.4.1: Bugfix for 0.4.

0.4: This version adds a 'throttling' capability, which limits the amount of data processed when RRS is trying to catch-up. Previously, if there was a backlog of data to process, RRS would attempt to process the entire backlog at once. This resulted in a very long-running transaction. This version will work on smaller chunks of input data, instead of one huge section.

Round Robin SQL (RRS) is a SQL implementation of a round robin database. It provides a means to summarize very large amounts of data in the time domain, after which the source data can be deleted.

This version adds a 'throttling' capability, which limits the amount of data processed when RRS is trying to catch-up. Previously, if there was a backlog of data to process, RRS would attempt to process the entire backlog at once. This resulted in a very long-running transaction. This version will work on smaller chunks of input data, instead of one huge section.

This is a bugfix version. 0.2 had a syntax error and will not work.

This version will make use of contrib/user_lock if present. If it detects that userlock is installed, it will use it to ensure that only one copy of update() will run at any given time.