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Perl and blobs

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How to store data in a blob field with perl
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A short article on using blob fields with perl that does not assume that you are an old hand at perl. The code uses a real world example from the open source megaupload project.

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29th January 2004
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11th February 2009
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perl, blobs, and mysql
Reviewed byAnonymousonThu, 17th August 2006
Rating 4 - Very Good
This posting did not have much more than I could dig out of the mySQL manual and 'Programming the Perl DBI'. The caveat that storing the images in files was preferable to storing them in blobsbecause of scalability problems was helpful. But I wish there had been a discussion of the size of the image and its relation to the LongReadLen attribute of a database handler. I would like to be able to figure out if storing my images in blobs in the database is feasible.
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