Best data Structor for dealing with very large CSV files

hi im writeing an object that stores data from a very large CSV file. The idea been that you initlize the object with the CSV file, then it has lots of methods to make manipulating and working with the CSV file simpler. Operations like copy colum, eliminate rows, perform some equations on all values in a certain colum, etc. Also a method for prining back to a file.
however the CSV files will probly be in the 10mb range maby larger so simply loading into an array isn't posable. as it produces a outofmemory error.
does anyone have a data structor they could recomend that can store the large amounts of data require and are easly writeable. i've currently been useing a randomaccessfile but it is aquard to write to as well as needing an external file which would need to been cleaned up after the object is removed (something very hard to guarentee occurs).
any suggestions would be greatly apprechiated.
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How much internal storage ("RAM") is in the computer where your program should run? I think I have 640 Mb in mine, and I can't believe loading 10 Mb of data would be prohibitive, not even if the size doubles when the data comes into Java variables.
If the data size turns out to be prohibitive of loading into memory, how about a relational database?
Another thing you may want to consider is more object-oriented (in the sense of domain-oriented) analysis and design. If the data is concerned with real-life things (persons, projects, monsters, whatever), row and column operations may be fine for now, but future requirements could easily make you prefer something else (for example, a requirement to sort projects by budget or monsters by proximity to the hero).

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