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  • Subject: Streaming to db
  • From: 時期 精霊 <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 11:58:54 +0200

Hello,

I'm currently working on an application that will need to be able to insert big objects in the db.

The object are sent by the client via file upload, and a webdav interface when implemented.

The maximum theorical size must be unlimited (not limited by server memory).

The real size of objects will be around:

>500ko 50%
500ko - 10mb 30%
10mb -100mb 20%


What will be the best strategy?

Having the object into the database is a real plus for our search purposes and indexation. And also because the database server is a big server well administrated. And having a fs server will add more complexity, for files permissions and network security.

And I'll also need on the fly compression, because some objects send by the user via upload, because some files can be heavily compressed, like word documents.

Any ideas or pointers?

Best regards

Kuon
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