> We have a issue. Solved by having Oracle store all 155 million images and
> serve them as required. However, we don't use Tomcat instead having a
> custom app get them from the database on the clients pc.
Correction: We've had that issue.
Looks like I lost the power of speech momentarily:-)
We have a issue. Solved by having Oracle store all 155 million images and
serve them as required. However, we don't use Tomcat instead having a
custom app get them from the database on the clients pc.
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At 01:11 PM 1/27/2004, you wrote:
We store the images on the file system instead of in the database.
We are currently doing both -- it's an application configuration issue
for us (we tell our code which "Repository" object to use to load binary
data). I would highly suggest doing the same -- put
Shanta,
We store the images on the file system instead of in the database. A couple things to
conspired are:
Images in the database will severely bloat up your database backups - exports etc.
Having the images/documents in the database would be more secure because someone
would have to ge
