Re: [GENERAL] Storing files in postgres db

On Mon, 4 Dec 2006 00:28:52 +0800 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("tam wei") wrote: > Dear all, > > I am intending to store the files inside the postgres DB using the > type text (all the files will be pre-encode into base64. The reason > for not using the type bytea as I encountered some undesired > format(t

Re: [GENERAL] Storing files in postgres db

Hello Tam Wei, tam wei wrote: I am intending to store the files inside the postgres DB using the type text (all the files will be pre-encode into base64. The reason for not using the type bytea as I encountered some undesired format(the original file alignment can't be preserved) while extractin

Re: [GENERAL] Storing files in postgres db

tam wei wrote: Dear all, I am intending to store the files inside the postgres DB using the type text (all the files will be pre-encode into base64. The reason for not using the type bytea as I encountered some undesired format(the original file alignment can't be preserved) while extracting the

[GENERAL] Storing files in postgres db

Dear all, I am intending to store the files inside the postgres DB using the type text (all the files will be pre-encode into base64. The reason for not using the type bytea as I encountered some undesired format(the original file alignment can't be preserved) while extracting the content and dis

Re: [GENERAL] storing files in postgres

On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 12:03 -0500, Bob Powell wrote: > --> > Hello everyone, > > I have created a table as follows: > > CREATE TABLE document ( > image_id int, > image bytea > ); > > I want to insert a complete file, let's say an open office document > into this table. Anyone know ho

[GENERAL] storing files in postgres

Hello everyone,   I have created a table as follows:   CREATE TABLE document ( image_id int, image bytea );   I want to insert a complete file, let's say an open office docu