I would suggest setting the database column to LONGTEXT instead of BLOB
since it can accomidate far more characters per entry.
As for the entry to the database through php, I'm not entirely sure what
method you're using to add these. Are they uploading their file and then it
reads it as it
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From: Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 12:20 PM
Subject: [PHP] Re: Store uploaded files in MySQL-BLOB
I would suggest setting the database column to LONGTEXT instead of BLOB
since it can accomidate far more characters per
The project is a kind of knowledge base. For each entry a user creates, he
should be able to give additional information, such as every kind of file
(i.e. not only code files but also images etc).
There is an input type=file ... where he selects the file to be
uploaded. The php-script is
Tom,
First, I suggest using LONGBLOB as a field...
Second, Once the $userfile is uploaded...use the statment as:
$query = INSERT INTO ... (file) VALUES ( LOAD_FILE($userfile));
using the MySql's LOAD_FILE()
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