Re: Web image database questions
| From: | J.Veenhuijsen | Date: | Wed, 29 Jan 2003 11:33:14 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Web image database questions | ||
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I read a lot of different advice for this
My oppinion would be to store the images in a directory
and store the path names in the database.
It is more easy to make a 'suited' directory structure
for the images.
For 30.000 images you need a lot of diskspace.
Storing the images in the database would make it i guess
to slow.
Jochem
Kim Kohen wrote:
Hi folks, A friend of mine would like to use PHP/MySQL to host a web based photo archive. I believe it will hold around 20,000 to 30,000 photos at a reasonable size for web display - perhaps 100 k or so each. I expect he'd have a small preview 'clickable' to a larger version. I searched the list archives for help but have still come up with two questions; For the type and quantity of content, would blob storage of the images be best or should he use OS/directory storage and display them by calling the file path? Is there an easy way to upload an entire folder of images into a MySQL db? (I've checked hotscripts.com etc but most of the image stuff only handled single image uploads) Cheers and thanks Kim