Thanks for your feedback. In my case, Bob the manager said this would "make
backups easier" xD
The general pro that I see is "transactional". While I can understand that,
it's irrelevant in our case: users upload files through AJAX, that happens
**before** they submit the form. That means, the fil
I forgot to mention that my deployments include automated migrations as
often as possible, sometimes destructive for refactoring purpose, as such,
to maintain PostgreSQL on a basic linux box I am:
- for having an automated backup prior in the automated deployment script
that may play destructive m
Storing files in the database has already been demonstrated as not an
efficient trade-off [0]. As such, this post provides a subjective story
about files in the database, rather than an objective compare.
So, I have this ridiculous situation where dumping a database with 12k
user-submitted forms w
Make dump/restore of database data unnecessarily expensive in terms of time
and space imho.
