On 06.02.2011 12:01 CE(S)T, Simon Davies wrote:
> length() should return the number of bytes for a blob.
> What does typeof() tell you about the data?
It says "text". Now tested with SQLite 3.7.4, this is the only command
line client I have here.
Here's the statement how the table was created:
> CREATE TABLE "message_revision" (
> "MessageRevisionId" INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
> "MessageId" INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES "message" ("MessageId") ON
> DELETE CASCADE,
> "CreatedTime" DATETIME NOT NULL,
> "Author" INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES "user" ("UserId"),
> "Subject" VARCHAR(255),
> "Content" MEDIUMTEXT,
> "HtmlContent" MEDIUMTEXT,
> "Summary" VARCHAR(255),
> "ModerationState" TINYINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
> "Draft" BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT FALSE,
> "ContentType" VARCHAR(255),
> "Data" BLOB);
The column in question is "Data".
I can verify that the entire image file has been stored as it is
entirely returned in a SELECT query and displayed in the web browser.
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