Re: Capturing a sql query
| From: | Stuart Felenstein | Date: | Fri, 01 Oct 2004 11:36:09 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Capturing a sql query | ||
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Right, and it is storing more then I need. After
running it a few times, I decided to see what happens
if someone chose every parameter possible. What I
found is that even if I just saved the keywords, I'd
still need to use mediumtext. In mysql, there doesn't
seem to be anything between varchar or tinytext and
medium. Which from a naming convention makes sense.
From the specifics (tinytext - 255 chars, mediumtext -
16,000)is a big hit to upgrade too just for maybe at
maxium 500 characters (I didn't count)
I just mention this since I think tablespace is
increased when using mediumtext. So maybe, after
everything is factored it's not going to be a huge
difference in storage. ?
Stuart
--- Joseph Crawford <codebowl@gmail.com> wrote:
> Not so much that it is bad but you might be storing
> data you dont need
> to, all you really need to store are the keywords
> the person has
> searched for.
>
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