I have also noticed that jdbc driver seems to be able to store larger binary objects than it can retrieve when using a bytea column.
Is there any guidance on what the recommended maximum size would be for a bytea column before moving to an OID column .. or is this dependant on tuning database server parameters?
-----Original Message-----
From: patrick [mailto:pch@freeshell.org]
Sent: 14 March 2005 07:34
To: pgsql-jdbc@postgresql.org
Subject: Re: [JDBC] Cannot Retrieve Binary Data
On 13 Mar 2005, at 13:36, Oliver Jowett wrote:
>
> You need to use the binary parameter/result format (at the protocol
> level). The current JDBC driver uses the binary format for bytea
> parameters, but the text format for resultsets. psql uses the text
> format for both, I believe.
Thanks for the suggestion i will try again
>> FYI:
>> i tried the same Test with postgres 7.4.7 and earlier and is even
>> worst i was not able to insert.
>> The JDBC Driver Return Out_Of_Memory during the query execution
>
> I assume you mean with an earlier version of the driver? Earlier
> driver versions used the text format for both parameters and results,
> and also used a large amount of temporary heap space for large bytea
> parameters.
both earlier driver and earlier version of postgresql now i undestand
why my tests were failing.
> You may want to look at using the large-object interface if you are
> dealing with extremely large data; it allows random read/write access
> to the data without transferring it all across the wire in one go.
Yes it appear the be the best solution.. thanks for you help
-patrick
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