Hello all,
I've been doing a little bit of reading on the difference between large objects and bytea. Bytea feels a little bit
morelike what I'm use to with Oracle, MSSQL, etc. However, I'm leaning towards using large objects, but one thing in
thedocumentation is bothering me:
From documentation:
( http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.3/interactive/lo-intro.html )
"PostgreSQL also supports a storage system called "TOAST" that automatically stores values larger than a single
databasepage into a secondary storage area per table. This makes the large object facility partially obsolete."
I think it's the word "obsolete" that is bothering me :)
Does anyone know if I should consider large objects to be depreciated, and if there are plans for them to someday go
away?
Any other advice on the subject or links to reading I should do will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
David
