What kind of database are you working with?
You can create a program that samples the results from RR and then inserts the result into a database using the API ... or you can create an extension that inserts the results directly in the database. Depends on how much programming you want to do.
Note that the db will not be able to keep up with 30 fps run rate so the insertion will slow it down. Alternatively you can write a bunch of variable values to a text file (using the write variable module) and then process that file after the fact to put it into the database.
STeven.
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