On Sun, Oct 29, 2000 at 03:53:44AM +0800, Eric wrote:
> hi all,
> my program needs to search a block of 100KB data that is >64KB. So
> it cannot put this 100KB in a record. I try to partition it to 60KB and
> 40KB records, But because the search program cannot modify to jump to
> second record during end of first record. The search program must need a
> 100KB block memory without break
> is there any other way to store a block of data larger than 64kB and
> search within it. Can FileStream do that??
You haven't described what you are searching for. Normally you would
pack one search entry per database record, or N entries.
I don't understand about your search program. Why can't you modify
it? If your search program (or whatever) requires monolithic data,
there is no way to do something over 64k (except os 3.5).
FileStreams can handle arbitrary sized data, but they don't create
monolithic blocks - they function like the stdio fopen/fread type
calls.
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