Re: Storing 4KB jpeg images on hospital web server

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>  i do know there's no problem upload 4kb img to database
> but is different case for.. 1mb pic.. it always fail.
>> >>
>> >> CREATE TABLE image (
>> >> image_id int(10) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,
>> >> image_type varchar(50) NOT NULL default '',
> my application said is header
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>
>> >> image longblob NOT NULL,
>> >> image_size bigint(20) NOT NULL default '0',
> u don't need size.. since is able to count/strlen from image
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
>> >> image_name varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
>> >> image_date datetime NOT NULL default '0000-00-00 00:00:00',
>> >> UNIQUE KEY image_id (image_id)
>> >> );
>> >>
> what u mention above, i suggest to use cms like jomlaa

Chetan wrote: I googled the jomlaa(when I first saw it I automatically
thought you were speaking your native nepalise language or something. 
Indeed it is like mambo.  I will download either one and look into the CMS
aspect of it.
Back to the Hospital website.  Now the Web Boss wants to put the images in
the DB.  I do feel the webserver folders would simply and well.
However, we do what the boss says.
Again, thankyou all for your quick and wonderful help.
Blessings, Chetan
>

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