"Kelly, Brian" writes:
> I've seen lots of posts regarding the decoding of Lstat data. I'm
> currently using a few functions to decoded the lstat data and make
> it human readable. These functions have been tested and are known
> to work with mysql 5.0.70
hi, I spent quite a bit of work trying
Kelly, Brian wrote:
> If I run my example query against the backup with the largest volume of files
> 163222 it takes 28 secs.
So yeah, slow, but not slow enough to be a problem for how you use it,
and not enough that you'd want to write a C extension instead.
Good to know. It's probably worth p
: Re: [Bacula-users] decoding lstat data
Kelly, Brian wrote:
> I've seen lots of posts regarding the decoding of Lstat data. I'm currently
> using a few functions to decoded the lstat data and make it human readable.
> These functions have been tested and are known to wor
Kelly, Brian wrote:
> I've seen lots of posts regarding the decoding of Lstat data. I'm currently
> using a few functions to decoded the lstat data and make it human readable.
> These functions have been tested and are known to work with mysql 5.0.70
> CREATE FUNCTION MYBASE64_DECODE (input BLOB)
