10-11-2019, 04:23 PM
I sent an email to you earlier today explaining my question. But I will explain here as well.
Having more that one BLOB table has a couple of benefits.
I do make my tables sync to local so that they are readily available especially in situations where an internet connection may be unreliable or even unavailable.
If my BLOB table has information that may be needed for other equipment or documents that one table may be all-consuming of my memory, especially if the device is a tablet of some sort. Having separate BLOB Tables might be the solution to this possible problem. I am just looking ahead for future usage.
In my case, this is an option but as I load more equipment types this could impact my application. I am now loading PDF Manuals but I forsee other documents that could be used.
Having more that one BLOB table has a couple of benefits.
I do make my tables sync to local so that they are readily available especially in situations where an internet connection may be unreliable or even unavailable.
If my BLOB table has information that may be needed for other equipment or documents that one table may be all-consuming of my memory, especially if the device is a tablet of some sort. Having separate BLOB Tables might be the solution to this possible problem. I am just looking ahead for future usage.
In my case, this is an option but as I load more equipment types this could impact my application. I am now loading PDF Manuals but I forsee other documents that could be used.