Ok, want to try and use the power/flexibility of SQL to store required file information.
Currently, am using a simple .csv, with required audio clips parsed out, that are associated with each record.
I have looked through and determined that using a Blob is technically possible to store practically any information in an SQL (many examples for images I have found).
However, have not found a way to convert audio clips for storage and retrieval inside an SQLite database.
I could just store the name of the audio clip (and then have the audio files separate from the database, which is what I am doing now) , but would be nice if it could actually be imbedded in the database.
Is this actually possible (vice just technically... for my slow brain)
Thanks,
Ross
Currently, am using a simple .csv, with required audio clips parsed out, that are associated with each record.
I have looked through and determined that using a Blob is technically possible to store practically any information in an SQL (many examples for images I have found).
However, have not found a way to convert audio clips for storage and retrieval inside an SQLite database.
I could just store the name of the audio clip (and then have the audio files separate from the database, which is what I am doing now) , but would be nice if it could actually be imbedded in the database.
Is this actually possible (vice just technically... for my slow brain)
Thanks,
Ross