Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
> I guess we can relax a little bit the decoder checks by considering that > all attribute values are byte[], and let the Schema Interceptor deal > with badly written values, checking them with their associated Syntax. > > wdyt ?IMO it is not required to check for syntax if the attribute is binary. not true. Jpeg is binary, but it has a special syntax...
Yeah but if it's binary we just treat it as a blob. Why should we go above and beyond a database to make sure we validate blobs?
Alex
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