Advice needed - optical bay caddy and HDD for T530

Since I rarely use my optical drive and frequently back up files to an external hard drive, I'd like to put a HDD in the optical bay and just swap it out for the DVD player whenever that is needed.
My T530 (i5-3210M Win7HP) has a 256GB Crucial mSSD for the boot drive and programs; the original 500GB/7200 rpm in the drive bay has data files, Outlook and Quicken files, music, photos and documents.
For the optical bay HDD 500 GB would be plenty, but the 750 GB is only about $10 more, so why not? (I'd probably put the 750 in the drive bay and make it the data drive, with the 500 in the optical bay for a back up drive... and this is about convenience more than need.)
Best I can tell the optical drive supports SATA 6GB/sec but most of the 2.5" 750GBx7200 rpm drives are SATA 3GB/sec. (On the other hand, the Hitachi MK5061GSY 500GBx7200 that came in my T530 appears to be 'only' SATA II, and most forum posters suggest there's not a noticable difference.)
Of the 750 GB drives it seems the Seagate Momentus ($82) and Western Digital Scorpio Black ($78) would be the top two choices. I think they're both 9.5mm and would fit. Some reviews indicate the Western Digital is quieter.
The caddy is more problematic, as there are so many choices, and many appear to be poorly-fitting Chinese knockoffs. I'm not inclined to pay $70 for the Lenovo, when the others are in the $10-15 range, but I do want one that fits well and works well and lasts. (And is at least SATA 3GB/sec.) I can't tell much from the prices or pictures, and there's contradicting information in the 'product reviews.'
So I need a 12.7mm optical bay (Ultrabay) caddy for a 9.5mm HDD that fits well without gaps, matches the T530 case, and supports at least SATA 3GB/sec.
Will I need the rubber 'bumpers' or is that just for SSD drives? If I need them, do they come with the caddy or drive? If not, what do I get and where?
Does either the Seagate or Western Digital offer an advantage in function or reliability?
Please correct anything that I've mistated or misunderstood. Thank you for your advice and recommendations.
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How the four screws work.
HD's and SSD's usually have four threaded holes on the bottom and also two threaded holes on each long side. The video you may have seen with the screws going through holes in the bottom of the caddy into the threaded bottom holes of the HD is a video of the $45 Newmodus caddy. That's how they affix the drive to the caddy.
The Chinese caddy I linked uses the screws in a different way, and it is actually pictured in the top right illustration on the caddy.
While the drive is out of the caddy, you just thread the screws (through nothing) into the side holes on the drives. So, the drive now has two little protruding screw heads on each side. The only purpose is to create those four slight protrusions - two on each side.
Then you insert the drive into the caddy by sliding from one end. The thing on the bottom of the caddy picture is like a little door that folds up and down. You lift up the door and slide the drive into the other end. The protruding screw heads slide under little rail protuberances that are molded inside the sides of the caddy. When you have slid the drive all the way forward into the electrical connectors, you then snap down the door behind it. The door prevents the drive from moving forward or back. The screw heads wedged under the rails prevent the drive from moving up or down. You can do the entire operation in 5 seconds.
Ny-compu-tek seems to have the same caddy listed under various titles and prices, including one that specifically says T530. I think that's just a marketing gimmick, as the T530 takes the same caddy as the T520. Anyway the one I linked is the least expensive from that source and fits perfectly.
It was also shipped out in one day with a tracking number.

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Hello Erico,
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Great -- thanks for the clarification.Thank YOU, my first post was indeed a bit confusing, at least about the reads on DB2.
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Based on this information, it appears that you're generating about 12 GB/day into DB2, which is about a terabyte of data every 3 months. Here are some things to consider for ad-hoc querying of about 1 TB of data (which is not a small amount of data).That's right, this is quite a huge lot of data, and will keep growing, and growing... Although the main goal of the app is to be able to achieve (almost) real time reporting, it will also need to be able (potentially) to compute data over different time ranges, including yearly ranges for instance - but in this case, the real time capabilities wouldn't be relevant, I guess: if you look at some data on a year span, you probably don't need it to be accurate on a dayly interval, for instance (well, I guess), so this part of the app would probably only use the "very old" data (not the current day data), whatever it is stored in...
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Query performance is dramatically improved by using indexes. On the other hand, indexing data during the insert operation is going to add some overhead to the insert - this will vary depending on how many fields you want to index (how many secondary indices you want to create). BDB automatically indexes the primary key. Generally, any approach that you consider for satisfying the reporting requirement will benefit from indexing the data.> Thanks for pointing that out! I did envisage using indexes, but my concern was (and you guessed it) the expectable overhead that it brings. At this stage (but I may be wrong, this is just a study in progress, that will also need proper tests and benchmarking), I plan to favour write speed over anything else, to insure that all the incoming data is indeed stored, even if it is quite tough to handle in the primary stored form.
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Here are some alternatives to consider, for the reporting application:
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- Use the Oracle external table mechanism (Overview and how-to - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28319/et_concepts.htm) to query the data from Oracle database. Again, you don't need to move the data. You won't be able to create indices on the external tables. If you do want to move data from the BDB repository into Oracle DB, you can run a "insert into <oracle_table> select * from <external_table_in_DB2>;". As you know, Oracle database is excellent database for all sorts of applications, including complex reporting applications.
This is VERY interesting. VERY.
And Oracle DB is, you're, a very powerful and flexible database for every kind of processes.
I'll look into the docs carefully, many thanks for pointing that out (again!) :)
I have not yet decided if the final application would be free nor open source, but this will eventually be a real question. Right now, I don't want to think of it, and just find the best technical solution(s) to achieve the best possible results.
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Hope this was helpful. Let me know your thoughts.It definitely is so much useful! Makes things clearer and allow me to get more into BDB (and Oracle as well with your latest reply), and that's much appreciated. :)
As I said, my primary goal is to insure the highest write throughput - I cannot miss any incoming data as there is no (easy/efficient) way to re-ask for what would be lost and get it again being sure that it hadn't changed (the simple act of re-asking would induce data flaws, actually).
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Just out of curiousity, can you tell us some additional details about your application?Of course, I owe you a bit more details as you help me a lot in my research/study :)
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Need to generate *.ecs and *.xsd for EDI 841 data

Hi,
I have an EDI 841 data. I want to generate *.ecs and *.xsd for EDI 841 data using B2B document Editor. Please help me generate *.ecs and *.xsd for EDI 841. Thanks in advance.

Hello,
I have generated ecs and xsd for EDI 841 Specification/Technical Information, send me a test email i will send you the same.
Alternatively you can generate the same from Document Editor as well.
Rgds,Ramesh

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