Subject | Re: Files or FDB to store images? |
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Author | Ali Gökçen |
Post date | 2005-10-28T21:09:28Z |
Jason,
The avg jpg size is 120K, total image size is 6GB.
this mean there are 50000 jpg files.
how can you manage this files in its directory?
Can OS manage this file list faster than FB?
You can easly import or export any image if you need by a FB
application.
if you can manage this 50.000 files with any image editor and windows
explorer, so why do you need to store their name in FB?
Regards.
Ali
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Jason Dodson <jasond@b...>
wrote:
The avg jpg size is 120K, total image size is 6GB.
this mean there are 50000 jpg files.
how can you manage this files in its directory?
Can OS manage this file list faster than FB?
You can easly import or export any image if you need by a FB
application.
if you can manage this 50.000 files with any image editor and windows
explorer, so why do you need to store their name in FB?
Regards.
Ali
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Jason Dodson <jasond@b...>
wrote:
>logically fine if
> I completely disagree with this approach. While it would be
> you NEVER plan on doing anything but storing these images,consider this:
>you going to
> - If you need to view an image, how are you going to do it? Are
> make every eligible person carry around a special program?person X", how are
> - If you need to edit an image... see above
> - When your boss starts saying "I want to email this image to
> you going to handle it?use a good old
> - If for some reason the images need to change format, you can't
> file system bulk converter... anything will have to be a customapplication
> - It will take you much further towards any limits there are fordatabase size
> and its objectsamount of the
> - A few key bytes corrupted in the database could render any
> images to be inaccessible (granted, you should back this up)the world use
>
> There are LOTS of things to consider. Just remember, the users of
> a file system to store their images... and your job probablyentails dealing
> with said people.
>
> Jason