Hello Guenther,
in my wildest dreams... if you read carefully, *each* file is about
100-200MB. I now end up wit ha collection of 100-200 of them and need to
bundle in one file....
BR
dimitris
2007/3/18, guenther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Well, actually I did not mean to post at this stage but resort to
lurking and learning, since I am still doing some rather basic
experimenting with SQLite. Anyway, I followed this thread and it strikes
me as a crack idea. But aren't these the most fun to hack on? ;)
On Sun, 2007-03-18 at 01:06 +0200, Dimitris P. Servis wrote:
> I want to do the following; save a set of 100-200 (or even more) binary
> files into a single DB file. The binary files are of 100-200 (or a bit
> more :-) ) MB each. My requirements are:
One thing that just popped up in my mind when reading this thread...
The above calculates to 10-40 (or more) GByte.
On the other hand, you recently mentioned "good old untouchable legacy
software". It may be just me, but "legacy" and "10 GByte files" just
don't mix. Did you think about this yet? Does your legacy system use a
file storage backend that easily can handle files of this size?
Just a thought...
guenther
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