Strangely I didn't even consider using strictly OrientDB as up until
now I have been using mysql or postgres for login/profile actions and
OrientDB for the rest.  It would be wonderful to use OrientDB for the
entire application.

Storing on disk would be nice for me but OrientDB has a binary type
field that I think would convert it to a base64 string.  How does
web2py do the renaming and other security things to an upload field?

Redarding development I am interested and open to collaborating but
first must check with my counsel as this is for a project which only I
can develop for.
Ideally, we could collaborate on this and give the community another
DB choice in the web2py realm.

Thank you again Vasile for your smart, speedy responses and
enthusiasm.

-David Bloom


On Aug 31, 4:10 pm, Vasile Ermicioi <elff...@gmail.com> wrote:
> if you/we write the adapter, it should work the same way as other adapters
>
> that means you have 2 options:
> - you can store file on disk
> - you can store the file on another field (of type blob) in the same table
>
> no need for other database

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