From: | Peter Garner <peter_garner(at)yahoo(dot)com> |
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To: | Fabrice Scemama <fabrice(dot)scemama(at)gesnet(dot)net>, tim(at)dmcity(dot)net |
Cc: | Peter Garner <peter_garner(at)yahoo(dot)com>, pgsql-sql(at)hub(dot)org |
Subject: | Re: [SQL] Java/JDBC/PGSQL Mailing List Archiver |
Date: | 1999-01-23 08:57:11 |
Message-ID: | 19990123085711.11099.rocketmail@send201.yahoomail.com |
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Hi Fabrice! :-)
> This could be the beginning of a very nice GPL
>Project. I'd personally advocate using Perl to do
>this, since we have all necessary modules, all of whom
>are easy to use :
Actually that is a very good point and Perl is very
powerful and VERY cool! However I will probably
continue to do this in Java since my primary purpose
in undertaking this is to learn Java! ;-)
>I'd rather not split text messages in 8k parts!
>That's what BLOBS were designed for, and what would
>you> do with attachments ? Just storing them as
>MIME encoded texts ? This would mean having to decode
>them a number of times, instead of which storing them
>as MIME encoded *and* binary files would increase the
>server performance while only wasting a few megs.
Also a very interesting point! ;-) It was Herouth that
originally suggested the text chunking. (The C++ code
that I currently have uses LOBs.) The advantage to
chunking is that you can search quickly message bodies.
However as you pointed out, having a bunch of MIME
or uuencoded stuff in the table will slow that.
This part is to Tim...
Tim, exactly what trouble are you having with the post-
gres date/timestamp fields? I have been using them
with C++ and they seemed rather straight forward. I
have not tried it yet, but I would think that via JDBC,
they would be even easier to access since JDBC will
automatically convert them to the java.sql.Date type.
==
Peace,
Peter
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