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----- Original Message -----
From: "Bernie Huang" <bernie.huang@ec.gc.ca>

> Hi, everyone,
>
> Browsing through the online manual, I didn't find anything related to
> BLOBs, but I know there must be BLOBs since many people are asking about
> it on the list and there is a pg_fetch_object() in PHP for Postgres.
> Could anyone points me an URL where I can look it up?  Thanks.

PHP's pg_fetch_object() actually just turns a normal row into an object
using the fieldnames as names for the instance variables. I couldn't find
anything about BLOBs in the PostgreSQL reference, but have a look at the
pg_lo****() functions in PHP, they are used for interacting with BLOBs

André Nęss