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Posted by Rik on 01/12/07 18:01
Geoff Berrow wrote:
> Message-ID: <378bb$45a7bf44$8259c69c$19192@news1.tudelft.nl> from Rik
> contained the following:
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>>> I had a devil of a job recently trying to store an html file that
>>> had loads of auto generated JavaScript in it (a crossword puzzle).
>>> My quick and dirty solution was to save it as a file and then simply
>>> store
>>> a reference to it. This is fine if you don't want to do any data
>>> processing on the content.
>>
>> If there are reasonably few html snippets/pages it could be OK.
>> Wouldn't want to try it with 1000+ files though, the filesystem
>> becomes a bottleneck.
>
> I couldn't say. I always thought that's what the filesystem was good
> at.
Well, it's not really designed to hold 1000+ files in one directory. Split
them up in subdirs (for instance on first character) and it'll be much
faster again.
>> Then again, just simply throwing it though mysql_real_escape_string()
>> _should_ have done the job without any hassle.
>
> Yeah, that's what I did. But after a couple of hours messing about
> with it (and a tight budget) you do what you have to do.
Indeed, no use wasting hours on it offcourse. Allthough I'm interested in
what kind of gibberish was causing you this headache.
--
Rik Wasmus
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