Mariusz wrote:
> What type of field should I use for storing the path; just
> VARCHAR I guess?
> And as far as the filenames - make up some random file name for each
> submitted file?
This is a little off topic for a Perl list, but I'll give it a shot. Be forewarned,
that I do not know much a
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> > Hi Marius,
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> > Why do it? Dat
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> Hi Marius,
>
> Why do it? Databases are
I don't think it's good idea to store files in DB. Especially big files
like music...
The common way is to store path_to_files in DB
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Hi,
I found some info on how to upload files into a directory on the
Hi Marius,
Why do it? Databases are designed for organization of large table and information
about the relationships between theri attributes. I would suggest going light,
storing only the filename of an image in the db, and stroing the images files
themselves as files.
Joseph
Mariusz wrote
Hi,
I found some info on how to upload files into a directory on the server and I was able
to do that but can anyone tell me how to upload a file to my database (MySQL)? I know
to use BLOB for the field type (which BLOB depending on the size) but how do I
construct the INSERT or is there a diff
