Hi David!
If you need streaming access to binary data use PostgreSQL's "large
objects". They provide what you might want.
Greets
Dennis
Hi-
I'm looking for information about storing binary data in postgres.
I've set up a few tests where in I stored bytea data, but I have a few
other ques
Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Is there any type of streaming support built into postgres'
binary datatype handling? For instance, can I specify a beginning
offset for the binary data that I want
substring and other such functions are available.
Thanks. I didn't realize that string functions co
David Durham wrote:
> What are the differences between using the bytea type and the
> BLOB type?
The bytea type exists, the blob type does not.
> Is there any type of streaming support built into postgres'
> binary datatype handling? For instance, can I specify a beginning
> offset for t
Hi-
I'm looking for information about storing binary data in postgres. I've
set up a few tests where in I stored bytea data, but I have a few other
questions and I'm wondering if postgres will meet my needs. Just to
start off, here's a couple of questions:
What are the differences betwe
