an alternative that I do for situations like this is store the file
location in the db, then when you want to call it, you can generate a link
on the web page from the db pointing to the file. The file is stored on
the server, not in the db.
Tim.
Timothy P. Maguire
Web Developer II
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Jean-Christophe FABRE
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Hi,
I would like to store .pdf files in a database, which is accessed through a
PHP interface.
which is the best way to store binary data?
- bytea? (with the tricky handling of escape chars)
- large objects?
thanks
JC
PS: I didn't found any example of scripts using bytea in PHP, does someone
has some?
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