Actually, I experimented with the table that contains the information about my MP3 collection (approximately 1100 titles) and I'm trying to re-work a tool that uses MySQL to store the information into one that will use Oracle. MP3 files will be items of the type BFILE. That would give me unique client-server listening capabilities, which is immensely useful when you know that I own 2 PCs linked with ethernet and only one among them has a decent soundcard. Needless to say, all of the MP3 files are on the same PC as well. My bosses would probably be delighted if I started using our production database to store my MP3 collection.
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