note 44980 deleted from function.chunk-split by aidan

Note Submitter: Craig at chatspike dot net ---- This function is great if you plan on doing large MySQL inserts with a small buffer size, i wont include a sample script, but i'll explain how it would work.. You take your large file.. chunk_split it (Ensuring that you use the right data size), with a char which WONT appear in the file (your might wanna base64_encode the file first..(will also cut down on 'addslashes' problems)), once this is done, you can explode() the data, based on your seperation char, create an empty record in the MySQL database, get the id of it using mysql_insert_id(), then create a for loop which performs something like "UPDATE files SET contents = concat('$buffer') WHERE id = '$blah';" on each of the segments.. Hope this is understandable, and helps people out.