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What would a filesystem do better than a DB in that case? After all a filesystem is just a database who's primary keys are mostly filenames. Most of them use t
by rb2k_ 13y ago
What would a filesystem do better than a DB in that case?
After all a filesystem is just a database who's primary keys are mostly filenames.
Most of them use the same data-structures (e.g. b+trees) and especially the newer ones turn into copy-on-write systems like e.g. CouchDB
I guess if you want to have backups of that table, you probably would like to keep it at a manageable size, but why not just save the html blobs in a separate table?