I have a project where people can track their
progress though a training program. One of the things they need to do is view
images that they uploaded to our server and there are a couple of other files
that relate to them and them only.
The thing I'm agonizing about is rather to store
the files (gifs and pdfs) in directories and store the path to the files in a
database and coming up with some sort of elaborate algorithm to make
sure all the files had unique names OR just storing the gifs and pdfs in
the database itself. I've never actually done the latter but I have seen it
done with images never with pdfs. The latter method seems easier to me
but I read that actually putting the files in the DB creates a performance hit.
Opinions? Wisdom anyone care to share?
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