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Subject: Re: [NF] M$ SQL Server Remote Blob Store
From: Ken Dibble <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: 3/14/2014 7:22 PM
Sometimes you get a disconnect in this situation.
Have seen this where too many documents were in the folder. None
could be
found but they were all there.
I have seen mp3 files magically disappear and reappear on NTFS in a
folder containing about 2000 files. I look for them and can't find
them, and so I try to replace them and I'm asked if I want to
overwrite them. I look again and now they are there. Oddly, it can
happen with several similarly named files. The other day about a
half-dozen Tommy James & the Shondells mp3s were missing out of my 60s
folder. I attemped to replace one and they all suddenly showed up.
It's very strange.
Not that I am happy with the idea of using database blob files
instead. Doesn't that introduce some amount of bloat?
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
I think there is a similar bloat involved with any file system...space
is allocated by sectors and sectors rarely align perfectly with the file
space needed to store a file.
Mike
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