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I'm currently storing files within Azure Blob Storage and when I request the files I get an message in firebug of 304 “The condition specified using HTTP conditional header(s) is not met” I've looked at Azure Blob: "The condition specified using HTTP conditional header(s) is not met" and its a similar question but I'm not reading the content in using blob.openread etc... I'm just trying to view the content in a browser. If I do a control refresh (ctrl and f5) in firefox I get a response of 200 - so its being served out correctly. I've set the cache control (max-age=3600, public) on the file I

I am attempting to read a blob message and display it as a variable in one of my procedures, but am getting the error below: Error - ORA-22835: Buffer too small for CLOB to CHAR or BLOB to RAW conversion (actual: 9923, maximum: 2000) I have googled and found a suggestion to trim the blob message as below, but would rather display the complete blob message as a string. UTL_RAW.CAST_TO_VARCHAR2(dbms_lob.substr(variable_name,2000,1)) How can I display the complete message? Is there a setting on either the database or procedure level that I can change? I got this worked by using the option

#概述 使用Spring的时候需求上难免说需要存储一下几种类型： 文本 图片 二进制 处理对象 Spring 支持通过 LobCreator/LobHandler 进行处理大对象 BLOB byte[] — getBlobAsBytes and setBlobAsBytes InputStream — getBlobAsBinaryStream and setBlobAsBinaryStream CLOB String — getClobAsString and setClobAsString InputStream — getClobAsAsciiStream and setClobAsAsciiStream Reader — getClobAsCharacterStream and setClobAsCharacterStream 入口 看到方法名就知道，在调用前会被执行一遍，刚好看看这个对象的实现，只有 AbstractLobCreatingPreparedStatementCallback ,接下来看看源码，看看有没有例子。 就是我想要的 使用例子 final File blobIn = new File("spring2004.jpg"); final InputStream blobIs = new FileInputStream(blobIn); final File

I'm developing an Android application and i'm using a Sqlite database to store some bitmaps. I want some images to be automatically inserted when the user installs the application. I'm using the SQLiteOpenHelper class like this: public class DatabaseHelper extends SQLiteOpenHelper { ... DatabaseHelper(Context context, String nameOfDB, int version, String[] scriptSQLCreate, String scriptSQLDelete) { super(context, nameOfDB, null, version); this.scriptSQLCreate = scriptSQLCreate; this.scriptSQLDelete = scriptSQLDelete; } @Override public void onCreate(SQLiteDatabase db) { int numScripts =

I am trying to retrieve a blob from a postgres database using the jdbc drivers. It is too big to have in memory so I want to stream it as a download. I tried using the getBinaryStream method on ResultSet, but it turns out that this method actually reads it all into memory, so doesn't work for large file. Apparently, one can use the getBlob method on the resultset and the presumeably get the inputstream from the blob and go from there, but that is where I run into my problem. PreparedStatement ps = con.prepareStatement("select data from file_data WHERE ID = ?"); ps.setLong(1,file.fileData.id)

How could I know the physical location (so I can see it in Windows Explorer) path of a FILESTREAM data that I've just inserted into DB? There is one option for this: method PhysicalPathName(). If you are on SQL Server 2012 or upper now, this code will work for you: SELECT stream.PhysicalPathName() AS 'Path' FROM Media OPTION (QUERYTRACEON 5556) For SQL Server 2008/2008 R2 you will need to enable trace flag 5556 for the whole instance: DBCC TRACEON (5556, -1) GO or for the particular connection in which you are calling PhysicalPathName() method: DBCC TRACEON (5556, -1) GO I know this is an

I wish to have my Python script download the Master data (Download, XLSX) Excel file from this Frankfurt stock exchange webpage . When to retrieve it with urrlib and wget , it turns out that the URL leads to a Blob and the file downloaded is only 289 bytes and unreadable. http://www.xetra.com/blob/1193366/b2f210876702b8e08e40b8ecb769a02e/data/All-tradable-ETFs-ETCs-and-ETNs.xlsx I'm entirely unfamiliar with Blobs and have these questions: Can the file "behind the Blob" be successfully retrieved using Python? If so, is it necessary to uncover the "true" URL behind the Blob – if there is such a