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Posted by Marek Kilimajer on 10/04/82 11:07
Richard Lynch wrote:
>>At the other hand i did find some huge mistake at my side... only the
>>download of the file require 28MB (god knows why! but i wont start to
>>bother
>>u folks about it now) the upload need 16MB so clearly u were correct but
>>im
>>sorry to admit that i didnt understand y its getting tripled... after all
>>the result $res is a result of an INSERT not a SELECT therfore it doesnt
>>return all the data but just an identification if the action went
>>succesful
>>or not... or maybe im wrong here also?
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> PHP probably has to create an extra big chunk of text somewhere in the
> process of sending the data to PostgreSQL.
or it was simpler to write :)
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>>About the mysql's function... well its mysql and im using postgresql... i
>>tried to search for something that could help uploading files data to the
>>server but didnt find anything useful.
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> Sorry. I suspect they operate the same internally anyway, in terms of
> transferring data to/from the database, and buffering the query.
no, load_file() is mysql internal function. the file is read by mysql
server, so it completely bypass php and also client libraries. you need
to have file priviledge.
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