Hints or tips for accelerate blob read

Hi!
I want to know if you have a tips or hints to accelerate
blob read in a select sentence.
I have blob with 10,20 and 30 meg size.
thanks

you can use hint in select statement to read all those column whose data type is blob.

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I'm relatively new to Bberry. Have a Storm2 now. I use Outlook 2007 for my calendar, personal and business. I'm a court reporter and enter in my Outlook calendar the court hearings for 3 or 4 different judges. I use the color categories to easily track which hearing is before which judge. Of course, my personal calendar events are also categorized.
I've come to learn that there's no way to get those categories to sync with my Storm.
So...I'm looking for advice from those of you who also keep busy calendars on your Bberry. What's the best way for me to track these sorts of calendar appointments in Outlook so they'll be more useful to me on my Bberry? I'm sure there are others of you out there who track meetings with different agency groups or something similar to what I encounter. Maybe there's a better way for me to go about using my Outlook calendar that will work seamlessly with my Bberry calendar.
Thanks! I'm hoping I don't have to reinvent the wheel.

Tips for beginners that I have taught in the past and from me:
0 - The debugger is your friend. Learn to use it, before you lean any more Java. REALLY!!!
1 - Do NOT use the GUI development tool in your IDE, Code it yourself.
2 - Read the Java Tutorials.
3 - Java arrays begin with index 0.
4 - Do NOT confuse leaning Java with learning to program. They are 2 distinct things.
The language is a tool, but knowing how to program is a skill that will apply to many different tools.
5 - There are more languages than Java, keep in mind each, including Java, were created for different tasks.
6 - Develop your own style.
7 - You are never done learning. NEVER.
8 - Don't be afraid to modify your style, when you see something elegant, adopt it, make it part of your style.
9 - If you're not having fun, you're doing the wrong thing.
10 - Math is a major part of programming: you can never have too many Math skills.
11 - Embrace the Java philosophy... write once, run anywhere a JVM exists.
12 - Dumb code is actually better: don't get overly involved in optimizing your code--write it clean--Java will do the rest.
13 - Learn to use your profiler, for when you really need to see if you can optimize. The problem is usually not where you think.
14 - No matter how good you are, someone is always better and faster--when you encounter them, learn from what they do and use the good parts.
15 - 800 lines of buggy code is not as good as 50 lines of clean, well designed code.
16 - Your teacher is not always right, but they give you the grades.
17 - Your boss may be an idiot, but he had the good sense, or lapse there of, to offer you a job and you accepted. He's your boss now, act like it, and help him look good--you'll go farther with a lot less stress. Also remember you future boss may want to contact him for a reference.

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