On 24/9/14 10:36 am, A J Stiles wrote:
But personally, I'd just store the filenames in the database; and rely on the
unix filesystem for storing the actual file contents. After all, that's what a
filesystem is for.
This.
Shocking as it might appear, filesystems are remarkably good at storing
files. They were designed to do it. Why try to shoehorn a database into
doing something it wasn't designed to do (and isn't particularly good at
doing)?
Kind regards,
Chris
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