We building big Web Application and we use mysql, we want to make mysql database 开发者_运维问答more fast. Some of us think if we will put message html body inside table and not inside text.txt in will make database heavy and not fast. Thanks,
*Part of main table that hold message: option 1:hold html message body inside database
message {
id (int)
subject (varchar)
body (text)
}
option 2: hold html message body inside body1.txt file
message {
id (int)
subject (varchar)
file_body_path (varchar)
}
*
If you:
- Don't need transactional control over the contents of your files and
- Only treat the files as an atomic entity (i. e. don't parse them, search for their content etc.)
, then you better store them out of the database.
The HTTP
server will serve the disk-based files much faster to begin with.
As Quassnoi correctly points out, the webserver will most likely be faster serving txt files than data from the DB ...
BUT: This only works if the webserver doesn't have to run any searches/queries against the DB to build the links between the TXT files.
Think of these use cases:
- remove a text file
- add a text file
- add a link to a text file
- remove a link from a text file
- find a text passage within a text file.
each of these use cases will require your parsing the TXT file and maintaining all the needed links in the 'index-pages'. How will you do this in your content management system?
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