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What’s an efficient way of storing matrix data (ascii values at each M_ij) on server side for web applications - any ideas? Plain text, csv, blobs in db, local text or binary files with db refs instead of blobs?
@oe1cxw @Night_Lynx @VolkerGoebbels help please!
"ascii values" .. does that mean an arbitrary ASCII string or just a single byte? If string: are the strings unique or is the same string used many times?
Single byte is enough. Data is available as numeric values initially, before storage. It’s a limited subset like [0-255] so same strings repeatedly.
You said 100x100? I'd just store that as 10kB binary blob in a database table. (But let's ask someone who really knows this stuff. @MarkusWinand: Is this a good idea? I guess his first question will be which database you are using.. :)
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