Hi all,
I am bginning to build a SQL Server database that will be used to store
documents from various users. The document types will mostly be MS Word and
MS PowerPoint. I want to know what datatype to use in the database to store
these kinds of documents.
The data will be fed to SQL Server via an ASP.Net-based website. I would
also like to know if I can just use standard ASP.Net database objects to
transfer these large amounts of data.
Many thanks for any advice or a point in the right direction.
JustinHave you done any research on the pros and cons of storing the documents in
the database, vs. using a file system? It is going to be much more
efficient to store the *paths* to the files in the database. Have a read:
http://www.aspfaq.com/2149
"Justin Little" <JustinLittle@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
> I am bginning to build a SQL Server database that will be used to store
> documents from various users. The document types will mostly be MS Word
> and
> MS PowerPoint. I want to know what datatype to use in the database to
> store
> these kinds of documents.
> The data will be fed to SQL Server via an ASP.Net-based website. I would
> also like to know if I can just use standard ASP.Net database objects to
> transfer these large amounts of data.
> Many thanks for any advice or a point in the right direction.
> Justin
>
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Sunday, February 19, 2012
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Data Type > Save various object types
Hello,
I am working on a .NET project and I would like to save some LOCALIZED content in an SQL 2005 database.
This content might be a string, a number or even a class with its properties values defined so I can retrieve it later.
I will not need search or any complex operation just the following:
1. Add content to the database
2. Remove content from the database by contentId
3. Get content from the database by contentId
Anyway, is this possible?
What SQL 2005 datatype should I use to accomplish this?
Thanks,
Miguel
I suppose the only one which will work for you isvarbinary(max) I suppose
Thanks
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