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Display image in c# mvc web application that is stored in OCI Object Store

User_UL0RCMar 20 2022

Hello folks,

I am working a web application where i need display images from oracle object storage.

All the images store in object storage with imageID and same id we store in database also.

First scenario :- The images store with different version's and all. I am to getting the src url of that image with the using rest API but when i am binding with front end .. it doesn't display image .

Second Scenario :- While debugging the application i come to know, if i have check same image in object storage content management page with image id, it showing there but unable to show in web application. After viewing image in oracle content management window, now if i am refreshing web application ,, it show perfectly .. i am in bit confusion where i am missing.

Dear friends can you help me on this ??

Comments

Gurjas
You should create a bitmap or btree index on the action_id of the history table depending on the cardinality of the column.
Which will fasten the checking of action usage in the history table.

As per my understanding the isused idea is not good.

Why don't you go for the foreign key in the table? If you have already implement the foreign key in the table then this problem should not be there.. now you have to check the existense manually in the table. If possible you can also implement the foreign key now.
668031
Thanks,
after all they did create a index. The problem of having a foreign key without having a index by that key is that it takes very long to check if it is used.
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