Eric L. Walstad writes:
// I use ZCatalog to catalog objects in the file system included into
// the Zope world via LocalFS.
// Minor patch to LocalFS needed. Everything works with the exception
// of proximity searches.
Q1 - What is a "proximity search" and when would one be used?
(snip)
The filesystem, imho. This lets you spread things out over
multiple disks and even (perhaps) multiple systems. Worst case
you've got 50k x 15k = 750M. Big for a ZODB (?),
No.
Jim
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Casey Duncan wrote:
I am implementing a document Library using Zope. It has an exhaustive index
with several thousand topics in an outline residing on a PostgreSQL
database. This works well and I like it.
My question is where is the best place to store the documents themselves?
They will
Andrew Kenneth Milton wrote:
+[ Cary O'Brien ]-
|
| I'll let others speak to 3. I've never had a problem with ZODB, but I've
| never put 750MB in it.
It'll take a fair amount of abuse :-)
I've loaded the entire dmoz data into it (once
In theory, you could use ZCatalog to catalog objects in the
file system or in a RDBMS, providing that you can provide
paths for them. I don't think anyone's done this yet. There
are bound to be bumps from wjoever does it first. :)
There's a patch to the Local File System product to allow
On Wed, Jun 28, 2000 at 10:07:25AM -0400, Jim Fulton wrote:
Casey Duncan wrote:
Is ZODB up to the task of storing this quantity of objects? What problems
might I run into? Is it a wise idea, could a data.fs file of this size
(~3-400MB) become too easily corrupted?
No. Zope.Org varies
Jim Fulton writes:
In theory, you could use ZCatalog to catalog objects in the
file system or in a RDBMS, providing that you can provide
paths for them. I don't think anyone's done this yet. There
are bound to be bumps from wjoever does it first. :)
I use ZCatalog to catalog objects in
Casey Duncan wrote:
Is ZODB up to the task of storing this quantity of objects? What problems
might I run into? Is it a wise idea, could a data.fs file of this size
(~3-400MB) become too easily corrupted? Should I use a separate data.fs file
just to store the documents (ie using
charset="iso-8859-1"
I am implementing a document Library using Zope. It has an exhaustive index
with several thousand topics in an outline residing on a PostgreSQL
database. This works well and I like it.
My question is where is the best place to store the documents themselves?
They
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From: "Casey Duncan" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 6:35 PM
Subject: [Zope] ZODB or not ZODB?
My question is where is the best place to store the documents themselves?
They will be static HTML documents ranging from 1-50Kb in
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