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Storing files/ documents in My SQL
hi
i am new to using My SQL. I need to use My SQL to either documents or else store a reference to the documents. Can somebody please help me with this. Thank you
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April 2nd, 2004, 07:09 AM
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There are several threads about this here. Opinions seem predominantly to indicate that it's better to store references, though there are obviously cases in which it makes more sense to store the document itself.
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