I have an old MFC project that I need to expand. For database operations I use a class derived from CRecordSet, and bind Oracle BLOB to CByteArray. When I retrieve a row with null blob, I get an array
I am retrieving multiple images from database (blob) and loading it to jsp using <img src=\"www.xyz.com?img=123\">.
I have a rather small mysql DB in which I store an handful of pretty small images (320x480), it all behaved really well until recently, the table size is about 1.5Gb and there are about 34,000 records
I\'m currently migrating a Windows Azure application to Amazon AWS. In Windows Azure we usedLokad.Clout to get strongly typed access to Azure Blob Storage. For instance like this:
[ 1 ], [ 2 ]and many other references gives conclusion that BLOBs with size less tha 0.3-1 MB should be stored in database while BLOBs larger than 1 MB - in file system (possibly through FILESTREAM).
I want to create many bl开发者_开发百科obs in java [in memory] and write it to Oracle table. What I want is the blob[bits inside it] to be random or sudo random so that oracle would not be able to d
I am uploading blo开发者_开发百科bs asynchronously to Azure Blob Storage.I can use CloudBlockBlob.BeginUploadFromStream or I could call the synchronous Upload methods (like UploadFile or PutBlock) wit
I\'m writing an obj-c app and would like to upload a binary file a few megs in size to my appengine server (python).I\'m guessing I need to use the blob entity for this, but am unsure how to go about
In the literature and on the forums people often say that EAV is evil and often sugest using Serialized LOB pattern as an alternative of EAV, but don\'t say something concrete how to use it.
I have set of data whi开发者_开发技巧ch contains images also. I want to cache this data. Should i store them on file system or on core data and why?There are two main options:
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