thanks for pointing out the database list.
well, u can consider the files as a measure of the size. the database
required will have the same number of tables as there are files. in each
table there will be two values(text messages)
The html page will query the database and will have to produce the texts
from the file and send it to the browser.
this is a short description. so what do u say?
On 05/17/00, ""Joe Schell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> There is a database list. I am not sure if this belongs on that or not.
>
> I am not sure what you are referring to. Typically a database is measured
> in number of tables, number of records, record size and total space
> requirements. 'files' isn't a typical measurement.
>
> Do you want to put the names (paths) of 17,000 files in a database? And
> then what? Dumping 17K names to a web page probably isn't a good idea. But
> if that is what you want to do then just create a static html page and
> forget the database. If not then you might want to provide more detail
> about what you intend or are doing.
>
> > Behalf Of Rajil Saraswat
> >
> >
> > hi everyone,
> > We are in the process of setting up a website. We use a large number of
> > files(17,000) whose size is not big. What database will be suitable for
> > this under Linux. Further thru which scripting language should i
> > interface
> > this database.
> > Thanks for all ur comments.
> >
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