We\'ve got a bunch of data the users may want to view windows of and do so quickly. They may want to look at a window of the data that is a day, a 开发者_运维技巧week, a month, or an arbitrary beginni
I have an application that stores images in a database. Now I have learned that this isn\'t the best way to do this because of performance.
I have about 750,000,000 files I need to store on disk. What\'s more is I need to be able to access these files randomly--any given file at any time--in the shortest time possible. What do I need to d
I\'ve been trying all night, and talk of maps, arrays, vectors and hash_maps have filled my head. im just confused now. i posted a previous question here: C++ map really slow?
The general consensus these days seems to be that you do not store binary large objects in your relational database, as its not really optimised for that sort of thing, and instead put it into a dedic
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given a direct link 开发者_高级运维to an image, how do I store the actual image on a folder I have created on my server, using php?
I\'ve developed an extension that creates alot* of data during a browsing session.Think, 2 to 3 times the total HTTP traffic (images, HTML, etc.).
I would like to store time data accurate to the centisecond.The mySQL manual states that all stored values will be rounded.
I am essentially using a listview but am looking at providing a bookmark functionality. I am thinking that I should store the item attributes in a file when bookmar开发者_运维知识库ked and retrieve wh
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