On 2/16/06, tedd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
However, after given it some thought, I would imagine that one could
get a unique generated string, create a file with that string, give
the file the correct permissions, then pull the image from the dB and
save, do image processing, and then reloa
On 2/16/06, tedd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, after given it some thought, I would imagine that one could
> get a unique generated string, create a file with that string, give
> the file the correct permissions, then pull the image from the dB and
> save, do image processing, and then rel
So single-user disclaimer would apply?
Obviously, if you have numerous people accessing your dB and doing
inserts and updates, then all the lock-down stuff needs to be
implemented.
But, my code is not for that, but rather for someone (a single
programmer) who wants to pull an image from a B
Gerry wrote:
What if several users try to access a different picture at the same
time? Won't that render the wrong image for some?
Gerry
Gerry:
Normally, it's not needed for civilians. This is for when YOU want to
do some image stuff on your images, like to do some background
processing v
What if several users try to access a different picture at the same
time? Won't that render the wrong image for some?
Gerry
On 2/16/06, tedd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi gang:
>
> In a previous post (i.e., [PHP] Strange response to MySQL query) I
> was trying to save a BLOB as a file, namely u
Hi gang:
In a previous post (i.e., [PHP] Strange response to MySQL query) I
was trying to save a BLOB as a file, namely using an "INTO DUMPFILE"
query.
If you are the system admin, and have all the system permissions,
then this is not a big problem. However, if you aren't, then getting
MySQ
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