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Subject: Re: blobs and small binary objects
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Thanks for the tips...  I think I've got a handle on how that
OID/largeobject works with the JDBC library's getBlob/setBlob calls.

Is there something comparable to take advantage of the Postgresql BYTEA type
for small binary objects?

David