in reply to storing serialized object in a database

DB, DB, DB; Don't convert structures to strings and back and suffer all the extra load when you can get a DB to do the work it was designed to do best for you. Also, please close the open <I> tag you left in your text... =)

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Re: Re: storing serialized object in a database
by dshahin (Pilgrim) on Jan 16, 2001 at 00:41 UTC
    >>Also, please close the open tag you left in your text
    how do I do that? I've been trying, but I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. :(
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      Click on the post you made, like this link: storing serialized object in a database and there should be a nice little text box at the bottom of the page where you can update your post and make changes.

      After the last line, you need to put one last </i> to fix it.

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        The box does not appear, even though I'm logged in, what is wrong?
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