Blob field may do the trick but wouldn't it easier to store it on the drive?
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From: "I.SivaramaKrishnan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 17:05
Subject: storing files in database
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Subject: Antwort: [Fwd: storing files in database]
On 16.02.2001 10:08:26 I.SivaramaKrishnan wrote:
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That's a behavior I never quite understood - you come to list seeking for
On 16.02.2001 10:08:26 I.SivaramaKrishnan wrote:
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> id.
That's a behavior I never quite understood - you come to list seeking for
advice. Fine. Next you say that you do not care at all about the list. Geez,
if yo
On 16.02.2001 10:05:54 I.SivaramaKrishnan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Basically I have a requirement where I have to store xml files in the
database.
> The table that I visualised for the purpose will contain two columns, one
being
> the key (varchar) and the other for the xml file. What data type sh
Are U going to search thru the XML data in the future?
If so U have to be carefull ..
If not, depending on size u have these options
1. text(64K) or blob(64K)
2. mediumtext(16MB) or mediumblob(16MB)
Cheers!
Thiru
If U may search thru the XML data at some point,
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 14:35:5
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Hi all,
Basically I have a requirement where I have to store xml files in the
database. The table that I visu
Hi all,
Basically I have a requirement where I have to store xml files in the database.
The table that I visualised for the purpose will contain two columns, one being
the key (varchar) and the other for the xml file. What data type should I use
for the second column.
Are there any inherent pro
