Hello everyone,Hi Rodney,
This is just a followup to let you know the bug which I found in Revolution at present that prevents binary data operations with PostgreSQL database has been confirmed. It will be fixed in the final release of 2.1 apparently.
In the meantime the workaround which I've discovered, and which works quite well, is to base64encode data then put it into a PostgreSQL text field (which seem, AFAIK, to be able to hold unlimited data). On retrieving the data I do a base64decode to turn it back into binary data. Using this approach I've been able to successfully store image data in PostgreSQL text fields.
So the mystery is solved...
~ Rodney
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Cool tip to know !
Could you, please, let me know, the platform witch host your Revolution's PostgeSQL client app, the platform witch host the PostgreSQL server ? Are both the client and the server running on the same box, on two diffrent boxes ?
Even in using an example app, friendly provided to me by Sadhu, i have n't, at the moment, found the way to run a Rev's PostgreSQL client app hosted on the Linux platform (no tested on Win32 nor OSX, for yet) :-!
Thanks for any help,
IBTW : My Postgres 7.xx server is fine running and serving in production mode MC apps trough shell() bindings to the psql Postgres command line client. My problem is to get the right way to replace the shell() way by the RevDB lib's one?
-- Bien cordialement, Pierre Sahores
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