I am implementing a document Library using Zope. It has an exhaustive index with several thousand topics in an outline residing on a PostgreSQL database. This works well and I like it. My question is where is the best place to store the documents themselves? They will be static HTML documents ranging from 1-50Kb in size roughly. There will probably be at least 10,000-15,000 of these documents in the library once all is said and done. In my mind I have three options: 1. Store them on the filesystem. 2. Store them in a PgSQL table as blobs. 3. Store them as DTML Docs in the ZODB. I would like to eventually have full text searching capabilities, so that makes #1 less attractive (I would likely need my own Python method to do it). #2 is somewhat of a pain to implement due to limitations in the PgSQL row size and text searching would be slow. With #3 I could in theory use a ZCatalog to implement the searching, so that is done for me. Is ZODB up to the task of storing this quantity of objects? What problems might I run into? Is it a wise idea, could a data.fs file of this size (~3-400MB) become too easily corrupted? Should I use a separate data.fs file just to store the documents (ie using mountedFileStorage)? Or is it better to use method #1 or #2? Information from anyone with experience in this regard is greatly appreciated. -Casey Duncan caseman@mad.scientist.com