Not sure what you are asking. MySQL can store actual files in a blob
field, but it sounds like you only want to store a reference to a file.
The only way to store a reference to a file is to store it's path name.
If you want to store the file on a different machine, you would need to
store more than just path information (i.e. login name and password,
etc.).
There are strong arguments for storing files in the database or leaving
them external.
On Apr 5, 2005, at 3:01 AM, preeth k wrote:
Hello,
I am doing packet capturing and I want to store the packet headers
and payload in a MySQL database. I have decided the datatypes for all
the fields except for the packet payload. I want to know if I can
store the payload particulars in a file and then point that file to
the table field. Does MySQL support these types of operations? Please
suggest a method.
Thanks in advance.
Preeth.
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