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Where can I find information on storing ".dll" files in SQL Server 2005? Is it the same as storing Binary data?
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Use varbinarx(max).
Yes, it's just a file like a Word document or image...
You could use a binary or varbinary data type you can store any binary information including dlls.
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What is the best way storing binary or image files?
Database System File System Would you please explain , why?
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Pros of Storing binary files in file system of Storing binary....
storing a profile picture, I'll store it in "/files/profile/" as profile_2.jpg (if 2 is the ID often or not) and making for longer backup times.
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What are the problems associated with storing your Data in files rather than databases? I'm thinking in terms of something like a blog engiene. I read that MoveableType used to do this. What are the pros/cons of working this way?
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Don't have to worry (as much) about the file being externally modified or deleted without the meta data that with an appropriate level of care and file permissions though, these problems can be overcome rights (to data or file) in....
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What is the best practices regarding storing files uploaded from users?
Currently, I am during the following method for storing files:
<web_app_root>/course_material/<term_id>/<course_id>/<file_id>
As you can see, the files are...
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As long as you're not manually browsing the filesI've always just stored the files in a directory with unique GUID based filenames, and mapped and such, this is probably the easiest solution (also ....
The guid to the file in the DB.
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Given a collection of files which will have associated metadata, what are the recommended methods for storing this metadata?
Some files formats support storing metadata internally (EXIF,ID3,etc), but not all file formats support this, so what are more...
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However....
One option might be a relational database, structured like this:
FILE f_id f_location f_title f_description ATTRIBUTE a_id a_label VALUE v_id v_label METADATA md_file md_attribute md_value relationships and storing lots of data.
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I'm basically trying to setup my own private pastebin where I can save html files on my private server to test and fool around - have some sort of textarea for the initial input, save the file, and after saving I'd like to be able to view all the files...
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If you're using straight Python, there are a couple ways to approach naming:
If storing as files, ask for a name, salt....
Your storage like this:
FILE_DIR/YEAR/MONTH/FileID.html and store the "YEAR/MONTH/FileID" Part curious.
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Simple question, doesn't seem to have been directly asked yet.
What are the benefits to storing files (images/videos/documents/etc) on Amazon S3-and-related vs. on the File System your app is deployed on?
It seems that the general consensus is to store...
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The pros and cons of storing files in "the cloud" IMHO:
The pros:
Availablity: you have your data available anywhere you go (if you have internet access of course) You can store a relatively large.
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I was talking to somebody a recently who mentioned it was possible to store reports created using Crystal Reports as XML files.
Upon Googling this, I can't find anything suggesting that this is the case (using data stored in XML in a report, yes, but ...
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Next....
Open up the report you want to export, click on export in the file menu, and at least in CR 10, XML is at the very bottom.
At least in version 8.5 XML-file is one of the supported export destinations just like PDF, Excel Reports 10.
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I have millions of audio files , generated based on GUId ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globally%5FUnique%5FIdentifier ). How can I store these files in the file-system so that I can efficiently add more files in the same file-system and can search for...
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The easiest way many files in one folder....
If that's still tooI would try and keep the # of files in each directory to some manageable number.
The first byte and only store there files that have a GUID starting with this byte.
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Where would you store files that are meant for sale on an e-commerce website?
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What do you want to do with those files? Offer them script) and give that script access to the....
Not accessible from the internet).
Rule of thumb: Not in htdocs (i.e.
Webserver can then access and retrieve files only for authorised users.
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