Just out of curiousity - wouldnt it be easier to create a script to
generate the file and host it elsewhere (shared hosting or st just for
these files)? It seems a lot simpler than dealing with the inevitable
issues surrounding large file downloads...
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On 2010/04/30, at 19:21, Richard <[email protected]> wrote:
I want to allow users to download the current state of my app data.
There will be around 17MB of data over ~200K+ records, which makes me
concerned about timeouts.
What strategy do you suggest for making the data available for
download? Cache it periodically in multiple blob objects?
Thanks,
Richard
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