Subject | Re: SV: [Firebird-Architect] Indexes for big objects |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2006-07-10T18:14:06Z |
Lars B. Dybdahl wrote:
table's pointer pages, you get that effect. What I was trying to
suggest was a way to discover that two documents - Word, PDF, or
text - were identical.
single copy of the text with many rows in the other table pointing
at it and keep only the message specific information in the referencing
table.
Regards,
Ann
> What about this:Since large blobs are stored off page, and blob pages aren't in the
>
> Instead of putting large texts in table A, you add an integer that points to
> table B, which contains the texts. This way, you can reduce the number of
> texts in the system, saving space.
table's pointer pages, you get that effect. What I was trying to
suggest was a way to discover that two documents - Word, PDF, or
text - were identical.
>I guess if you could recognize duplicate entries, you could have a
>
> I have such a system in one of my databases for log texts. Logs tend to
> repeat the same text again and again, and are normally very large in size.
>
single copy of the text with many rows in the other table pointing
at it and keep only the message specific information in the referencing
table.
Regards,
Ann