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In FC2 most of the data for a File is stored in the sqlite3 database. We can get away with on-demand creation of Files, caching a few of them for speed. This would allow for large numbers of files without having to store large numbers of Files.
It may be unnecessary -- even with 10000 files, about 126 MB are used. It would be a good exercise in either case.
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In FC2 most of the data for a File is stored in the sqlite3 database. We can get away with on-demand creation of Files, caching a few of them for speed. This would allow for large numbers of files without having to store large numbers of Files.
It may be unnecessary -- even with 10000 files, about 126 MB are used. It would be a good exercise in either case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: