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OriginalGriff13-Jul-20 3:42

13-Jul-20 3:42

I'd suspect it would be a pretty low performance file system - it's going to hammer the bandwidth as soon as files get big, or many users access them - and it is guaranteed to be slower than the equivalent local storage.

Storage is cheap at the moment - you can get internal 1TB SSD drive for under £100 - so I'd be tempted to set up a file server instead; relatively low processor requirements (compared to SQL) and full SMB shares from Windows or Linux boxes.
Or buy a NAS ready loaded.

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Roland M Smith13-Jul-20 5:08

Roland M Smith

13-Jul-20 5:08

You could store them as standard files but maintain a database that had the file location and information about the file. A Windows Service app could process file system change notifications to keep the database updated.

Eddy Vluggen13-Jul-20 7:39

Eddy Vluggen

13-Jul-20 7:39

Yup, in multiple tastes.

You could use filestreams and access them like a FileSystem; needs a Windows share name and some configuration. See https://www.sqlshack.com/filestream-in-sql-server/[^] Easy to set up, and nice to have if you have a lot of blobs in your db, like images.

Alternative, you could look at the Dokan libraries; my article on it is outdated, but there was an open source interface to SQL Server. Dokan at the time was limited to roughly 50MB/s.

Last option might be FUSE, using Sql Server. See FUSE(file system in userspace) for Microsoft-SQL using C#[^].

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Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

Sharp Ninja14-Jul-20 4:13

Sharp Ninja

14-Jul-20 4:13

This is the response I was looking for! Going to definitely check these out.

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Rage13-Jul-20 1:26

Rage

13-Jul-20 1:26

A question in Spanish. Now that is unusual in the Lounge.

/edit : tengas que preguntar ahi[^].

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Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

Member 1488813113-Jul-20 7:24

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13-Jul-20 7:24

Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

OriginalGriff13-Jul-20 1:30

Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

13-Jul-20 1:30

Two things:
1) This is an English language site, and we can only answer questions in that language. Use Google translate if your English isn't up to the task - it does a pretty good job of it!

Google Translate:
1) Este es un sitio de idioma inglés, y solo podemos responder preguntas en ese idioma. Use el traductor de Google si su inglés no está a la altura de la tarea, ¡lo hace muy bien!

2) This is the wrong place to post this, as it says at the top of the page. Posting programming questions here (in any language) will not get you much help, but may get you flamed. Post here instead:

Google Translate:
2) Este es el lugar equivocado para publicar esto, como dice en la parte superior de la página. Publicar preguntas de programación aquí (en cualquier idioma) no le dará mucha ayuda, pero puede incomodarlo. Publica aquí en su lugar:

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Nelek13-Jul-20 1:59

Nelek

13-Jul-20 1:59

OriginalGriff wrote:
will not get you much help, but may get you flamed.
Google said:
no le dará mucha ayuda, pero puede incomodarlo.

I didn't know Google translator was that politically correct. Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

OriginalGriff13-Jul-20 2:14

Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

13-Jul-20 2:14

I have to assume it knows what it's doing.

It knows everything else - just like my wife, really.

Nelek13-Jul-20 7:33

Nelek

13-Jul-20 7:33

In this case it translated it as:

it might bother you

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Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

super13-Jul-20 2:42

super

13-Jul-20 2:42

OriginalGriff wrote:
Use Google translate if your English isn't up to the task - it does a pretty good job of it!

Sure about it? D'Oh! | :doh:

cheers,

Super

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Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

Rage13-Jul-20 3:17

Rage

13-Jul-20 3:17

Sure - Griff speaks welsh and has been translating it to English using Google all these years.

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Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

Sander Rossel13-Jul-20 5:49

Sander Rossel

13-Jul-20 5:49

Rage wrote:
Griff speaks ~~welsh~~ sheep

FTFY

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Re: Notice: Undefined index: origen in C:\xampp\htdocs\buscar_y_comparar.php on line 6

Member 1488813113-Jul-20 7:26

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13-Jul-20 7:26

Sorry, I didn't know it was an English portal

WSO CCC OTD 2020-07-13

OriginalGriff12-Jul-20 21:43

Re: WSO CCC OTD 2020-07-13

12-Jul-20 21:43

Board meeting at mate's event? (5, 10)

jsc4212-Jul-20 22:18

jsc42

12-Jul-20 22:18

Chess Tournament?

Re: WSO CCC OTD 2020-07-13 We have a winner!

OriginalGriff12-Jul-20 22:19

Re: WSO CCC OTD 2020-07-13 We have a winner!

12-Jul-20 22:19

Yay! Well done - I thought it would either go immediately, or stay forever ... Big Grin | :-D

You are up tomorrow! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

jsc4212-Jul-20 22:24

jsc42

12-Jul-20 22:24

Thanks! My very first one.

Re: WSO CCC OTD 2020-07-13 We have a winner!

OriginalGriff12-Jul-20 22:44

The only decent thing to come out of the 80s

12-Jul-20 22:44

First of many, I hope ...
Good luck tomorrow!

5teveH12-Jul-20 21:32

5teveH

12-Jul-20 21:32

Certainly in the UK, the 80s was the decade of Thatcherism, greed, self and excess. And I struggle to remember much of any real value coming out of it.

But on 13th July 1985, (35 years ago today), something truly amazing happened:

Live Aid - Wikipedia[^]

This raised over £50 million for the starving in Ethiopia. A famine which saw over one million people die of starvation. What a disgrace. If that fact doesn't bring a tear to your eye, watch this video:

The Cars - Drive[^]

OriginalGriff12-Jul-20 21:53

12-Jul-20 21:53

Well, musically there was some good stuff:
Sweet child of mine[^]
House of fun[^]
Road to nowhere[^]
Master of puppets[^]
Run to the hills[^]
Billie Jean[^]
Ghost town[^]
Blue Monday[^]
99 Red ballons[^]
...
The list goes on ...

Computer wise ... C++ ... the PC ...

Loads of good things happened in the eighties.

pkfox12-Jul-20 23:38

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12-Jul-20 23:38

"We can't stop here - this is bat country" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP

David O'Neil13-Jul-20 6:33

David O'Neil

13-Jul-20 6:33

Another

. Loads of good music came from the eighties! It was the decade of synth mastery! And a lot of poof-hair bands were actually good! And even non-poof hair! Adding to your list, Billy Idol, A-Ha, Duran Duran, The Cars, Gary Numan...

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