Rachel,
The documents would basically be just attachments the web client would want to view, so bfiles are reasonable.
Thanks,Rachel Carmichael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Compromise? BFILE?Unless we are actually trying to search the documents themselves, Istore documents outside the database
the database and store the pathname to the
document location within the database itself.
--- M.Godlewski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi listers,
We are working on a project that will have documents as attachments.
The developers want to store the documents outside the database
to the alternate site. If you store
them
outside, a separate mechanism is required.
Rachel Carmichael wrote:
Compromise? BFILE?
Unless we are actually trying to search the documents themselves, I
store documents outside the database and store the pathname to the
document location within
, a separate mechanism is required.
Rachel Carmichael wrote:
Compromise? BFILE?
Unless we are actually trying to search the documents themselves, I
store documents outside the database and store the pathname to the
document location within the database itself.
--- M.Godlewski [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi listers,
We are working on a project that will have documents as attachments. The developers want to store the documents outside the database on the application server. I want to store the documents inside the database for recovery purposes. Is there a white paper or document that has
Compromise? BFILE?
Unless we are actually trying to search the documents themselves, I
store documents outside the database and store the pathname to the
document location within the database itself.
--- M.Godlewski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi listers,
We are working on a project
