Re: Storing file in postgresql and accessing them with psycopg - Mailing list psycopg

From Federico Di Gregorio
Subject Re: Storing file in postgresql and accessing them with psycopg
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Msg-id 4F057E17.3010300@dndg.it
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In response to Storing file in postgresql and accessing them with psycopg  (Ottavio Campana <ottavio@campana.vi.it>)
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On 05/01/12 11:29, Ottavio Campana wrote:
> I've been looking online about how to do it, and I've seen that there are
> two ways, i.e. with bytea and oid. Particularly I found this page
> http://www.zephid.dk/2008/08/09/oid-vs-bytea-in-postgresql/  , it's about
> php but it can give a few hints, even though it's more than three years
> old.

I'd like to see such a test done in Python using psycopg. From the text
one doesn't understand if the overhead is due to PostgreSQL or the PHP
driver. LOBs are nice because they have file-like semantics so probably
have a less overhead for large files but I don't see why small files
should have such an high impact on bytea.

federico


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