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Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 11:01 PM
To: Justin Crone
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Subject: Re: Some BLOB help please.
Justin Crone wrote:
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So as I said, I am rather pleased with the performance and the ease at
which I was able to get this up and running. However
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You might save some space if you compress() before storing. Depending on
file content I'm seeing 0-50% savings?
Good idea, but note that COMPRESS() and UNCOMPRESS() weren't introduced
until MySQL 4.1.1.
With earlier versions you may be able to compress and uncompress in
Hello All,
I have been reading hundreds of posts and sites for information
regarding BLOBs in MySQL. So far I have not found an answer to my
question, so I pose it to you fine people. :)
A little background first. I have a web server that uses PHP to retrieve
documents in PDF format for
Justin Crone wrote:
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So as I said, I am rather pleased with the performance and the ease at
which I was able to get this up and running. However The problem is
I do have limits, and one of those being disk space. Those 10,000 files
are taking up 21 GB of space in the database. However
