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Big Data and Search Technologies

Today, in the era of Big Data, we must acknowledge the need for problem-solving search technologies. Keeping any amount of data is not a big deal: most of the companies can afford it. But it’s obvious, that in order to be successful, organizations need to find their data easily and quickly in order to analyze it. No matter if you have a well-structured or unstructured data: using an enterprise search engine like CybervoreQuery, you will find any amount of data stored anywhere, because it is fast, easy-to-use, and flexible.

The information volume is growing on a monthly basis, and organizations need better tools to find, structure and analyze their data ASAP. Analytics is very important in business, because if you don’t analyse your Big Data… you just have lots of data. If you start to examine your data, you can draw conclusions and draw predictions concerning your business’s next steps, make better decisions. This will result in higher sales and bigger efficiency for your company.

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Mac Text Editor For Large Files

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What are your recommendation for opening large text files on OS X? I found both BBEdit and Textmate to be struggling in this department.

If you prefer text editors with GUIs, Vim and gEdit are both good options and are available. Vim is essentially the graphical version of Vi. For help editing text files in Vi or Vim, see our Beginner’s Guide. You can even use TextMate as your text editor in the terminal with the command mate. If you're looking for a WYSISYG editor, TextMate—and this entire category���is not for you. BBEdit is pretty much the standard for opening large text files on a Mac. I've opened some good-sized files with it, and BBEdit didn't even break a sweat. How large of a file are you talking about?

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I'm using HexFiend to work with a 60 GB text file and it works great (apparently it can handle files as large as 118 GB).

PaulCapestanyPaulCapestany

I found MacVim pretty good at opening large files.

There's even a plugin to speed it up, if the file is really large.

(If you don't want to compile it yourself, you can download a DMG to install it pre-built.)

Loïc WolffLoïc Wolff

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BBEdit is pretty much the standard for opening large text files on a Mac. I've opened some good-sized files with it, and BBEdit didn't even break a sweat.

How large of a file are you talking about? And how much RAM does your Mac have (both installed and free)?

Edited to add…

Bare Bones released BBEdit 9.6 today, and according to the Release Notes1 (under Changes):

It is now possible to open files significantly larger than before; the ceiling isn't unlimited, but it is no longer limited by the previously extant constraints in the OS.

Sounds to me like it's worth upgrading (free for anyone with BBEdit 9.x) and trying again.

1 If you've never read a Bare Bones release notice before, you should. Even if you have no interest in BBEdit. Even if you have no interest in Bare Bones. Even if you have no interest in text editors in general. They're that good. Yes, really. Iä! Iä! Pnoies fhtagn!

DoriDori

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Check Sublime Text 2 out. It is one of the best out there.

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mencinamencina

TextWrangler is a great tool for opening editing and saving large files. I wouldn't recommend if for copying and pasting large amounts of content though. Use it if you don't want to have to deal with the vi interface/commands. Like Loic mentioned, MacVim is a great app if you're more familar with vi.

chrislarsonchrislarson

If you are reading the file only, use the 'less' command. You can navigate and search through the file like vi, but much faster and without the nasty 'line too long' type problems. For working with big production logs, this is an invaluable tool.

Brad Schneider

If you are dealing with files over 2 GBs I recommend 010 Editor. It won't load the entire file in memory which means you can use it to open files larger than your available RAM and opening times will be much shorter (took about 20 seconds to open a 7GB file).

Mihai DamianMihai Damian

http://code.google.com/p/macvim/ worked with a 1 gig filesearching file took about 1 min

user53081user53081

For me, where BBEdit choked on 750MB, UltraEdit (not free) worked satisfactorily fast.

MastaBabaMastaBaba

My first choice is SlickEdit. It looks a bit old fashioned, but I have seen no other editor that deals with large files (even GBs of text) that fast, and still giving a ton of features.

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Businesses and individuals can now find their stuff immediately using CybervoreQuery

In the age of developing information technologies most of us deal with lots of data. At the same time, we often encounter a frustrating problem: searching for a document we know we have, but not finding it. Or spending an important amount of time to search for an email, file and other content across our computers storage devices, and Cloud Services. This is not only frustrating, but also time-consuming and surely Expensive.  This is a common problem, and it results in the following statistics: businesses are losing up to $5,700 per worker annually.

CybervoreQuery™ is a new kind of desktop search tool working with Microsoft Outlook®. This file search software comes with the following benefits:

-          It quickly finds up to 400% more content

-          It’s an easy Outlook add-in helping to manage all your content

-          It helps to organize all your content without opening multiple programs

-          It has a focused search saving time across your PC, storage devices, and localized cloud services

If you buy it now you will benefit even more, because you’ll get your 40% discount!

For more information, contact Cybervore Team

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BASH Inline file search script

Here's a script: What does it do? Well, it is a sort of inline file search utility. Suppose you're in a directory having a lot of files. You want to search for a file but you remember it's name only in bits and pieces. What do you do? Probably use find command. This script along with the script below makes this task way more easier. You just type the string you remember and press TAB and it shows you the files having that string in the filenames. Once you get your file, you can press Enter and it asks the name to program to execute. Here's the second script which is nothing, but the one which enables completion on TAB: Steps you need to follow for this to work:

Download the first file.

Rename it to is

Make it executable using

chmod +x is

Move it to either /usr/bin or /bin/

Download the second file and rename it to is

Move it to /etc/bash_completion.d/

You are ready! Now, if you want to search for a file which has 'xyz' in its filename, you type in the following command and press TAB:

is xyz

Once you get the name of the file right, press ENTER, and then type in the name of the program with which to open the file.

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How to be more productive and search faster? Save your business time and money!

Can you imagine how many different tasks you perform at your workplace on a daily basis? Sometimes we don’t even realize that our productivity is slowed down by tons of little tasks. Day by day, the seconds spent on those tasks sum up to become hours!

Luckily, today many productivity tools have been created to help you with such tasks. Productivity tools for social media professionals, for time tracking, for communication and collaboration and many more. All those tools can be more or less important for different professions. However, some productivity tools are a must-have for all the information workers: for example file or email search tools, like CybervoreQuery.

Now imagine how much time you spend to search a file, an e-mail, a document on your electronic devices. According to a global IDC survey, information workers and IT professionals around the world spend 2.3 hours per week for searching for, but not finding documents. This results in 3.7% organizational productivity loss! Thousands of companies all over the world lose money on ineffective Outlook search, Desktop Search, Enterprise Search, Cloud Search.

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