Em Qui 06 Abr 2006 23:10, R. Alan Monroe escreveu:
> > Em Qui 06 Abr 2006 15:41, Danny Yoo escreveu:
> >
> > model for that. But I want also to able to find these files, which are on
> > removable media (cds and dvds). As I'll have to store where's the file, I
> > thought I could as well store some
> Em Qui 06 Abr 2006 15:41, Danny Yoo escreveu:
> model for that. But I want also to able to find these files, which are on
> removable media (cds and dvds). As I'll have to store where's the file, I
> thought I could as well store some other basic infos, at least the size (I
> really don't know
Em Qui 06 Abr 2006 15:41, Danny Yoo escreveu:
> On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Tiago Saboga wrote:
> > As a first part of a project, I need to store a directory tree in a
> > mysql db. I'm wondering if there is a canonical way of doing that. I
> > don't know if it's an appropriate question for this list, but
On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Tiago Saboga wrote:
> As a first part of a project, I need to store a directory tree in a
> mysql db. I'm wondering if there is a canonical way of doing that. I
> don't know if it's an appropriate question for this list, but I think
> it's not only a choice of db design, but
Hi!
As a first part of a project, I need to store a directory tree in a mysql db.
I'm wondering if there is a canonical way of doing that. I don't know if it's
an appropriate question for this list, but I think it's not only a choice of
db design, but also a choice of appropriate python tools.
