On Fri, 22 Feb 2008, Daniel Verite wrote:
> You could use the function below that breaks a bytea value into
> pieces of 'chunksize' length and returns them as a set of rows.
When you do this then make sure that this column has external
storage:
alter column [column_name] set storage exter
Ludger Zachewitz wrote:
'ResultSet rs = statement.executeQuery(selectClause);'
After increase of HEAP in java it works, but also the java
needs much memory, as I don't expect it. I have also
tried to substitute this command line by prepared-statement
like 'PreparedStatement ps =
this.
Ludger Zachewitz wrote:
Hello,
I have the following problem accessing postgres (version: 8.2.X) from
java 1.6_03 using driver (currently version:
postgresql-8.2-508.jdbc4.jar) and hope someone can help me. I have
created an table 'files' with the columns 'file_id', 'filename' and
'file_content'.
