The answer is partially dependent on your db, but if you want a rule of
thumb, then I suggest the fs. Some dbs really don't perform well when
moving blobs in and out of the DB.
Also, you need to fine tune your db and where you place the tables that
will hold the blob to minimize IO interference
I forgot to mention this in my previous post, but I did a lot
benchmarking around this a few years ago and did several consulting gigs
where people needed to rip out the blob in db infrastructure they had
built because it was performing like a dog (a bad dog, not a good dog).
landon
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Has anyone every used flex for a very large application
(rather than the smaller types that are demo’ed at the Macromedia
Site)? I am building an application that will have several hundred
screens / forms. I prototyped using Laszlo, but it seems to have some
real issues with that many scr
Sorry if this is off-topic, but I noticed that there appears
to be some Mac users on this list. I recently purchased a 15” powerbook
1.67Ghz machine and for Java development… well, to be honest… it is
sub-optimal. It appears that the JDK is just plain slow! On a
project that I am working
ry small. They
are virtually unused outside of America. Eastern European developers I
work with have never even seen one...
-josh
--- Landon Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry if this is off-topic, but I noticed that there appears to be
> some Mac users on this list.
I wanted to second the vote for script / wget. If you have directory
browsing enabled on the server, I think you can accomplish everything
you want with the following command:
wget -m URL
or something pretty similar.
Thanks,
Landon
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