On 04.04.2001 11:21:46 Peter Skipworth wrote:
> Ouch! I don't know if many people would recommend this method - that's a
> fair bit of unnecesary overhead to place ony our server...depending, of
> course, on how often these images are created/modified/read.
Do you mean the base64 part, or what?
om: "Peter Skipworth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Antwort: Storing pictures in mySQL
> Ouch!
Ouch! I don't know if many people would recommend this method - that's a
fair bit of unnecesary overhead to place ony our server...depending, of
course, on how often these images are created/modified/read.
P
>
> Here's how I do b) in PHP:
>
> 1) Get the MIME type of the image.
> 2) Read the b
On 04.04.2001 08:55:04 Nicolas Villatte wrote:
> is it possible? If yes, how ?
Could someone *PLEASE* add this to the FAQ?
There are two answers you'll get:
a) Don't store the binary data in the database. Instead store nothing but the
metadata.
b) Also store the binary data in the database.
