Similarly, I want to store videos in a PostgreSQL database. I searched on the Internet-some people say that data types like bytea should be used to store binary data.
Can you tell me how to use bytea columns to store videos?
faster, less disk space, easier to back up.
I have written A more comprehensive evaluation of the options you got in the previous answer to similar questions. (There is a deep link with the manual.)
I will use image files (e.g. jpg, png) ) Is stored in a PostgreSQL database. I found information on how to do that here.
Similarly, I want to store the video in a PostgreSQL database. I searched online-some people said that I should use something like Data types like bytea are used to store binary data.
Can you tell me how to use bytea columns to store videos?
If referential integrity is not your most important requirement, I usually do not recommend storing huge blobs (binary large objects) in PostgreSQL. Storing large files in a medium is more efficient:
faster, less disk space, easier to back up.
I have written a more comprehensive evaluation of what you got in the previous answer Option to a similar question. (There is a deep link with the manual.)