Thank you all....
I have to just modify the already existing application for DB support.So..where ever they are using write i should only use my lo_write...No way to escape from it.....So trying to sort it out....I will keep one file descriptor..and will check whether it is getting or not.....
Regards,
Sandhya
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Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 1:56 PM
Subject: RE: [ADMIN] reg:lo_write
Dear sandhya,
According to my knowledge....If u use LO_WRITE function to write data into an object,it wil be problem with primary data.because the descripter wil always take recent existing data.Expetially this wil come under client-server arch.
Why don't U use...lo_export and lo_import for lorge objects?
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Hi,
If i use lo_write in different function to write data into an object,Will there be any problem?
like,
I open my object and add data into it and in another function if i again open the same object and add data....It will append to the previous content right!Am i wrong?
If i wants to append the content to the present object is there anything i need to do?
Please help me in doing this................
I am unable to see the image which i am exporting...
Thank you,
Sandhya
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