Saving and Retrieving Binary Files in MSSQL 2005

Dear all,
Can any one provide me a sample source regarding saving and retrieving
binary files in MSSQL 2005. I have try it but I found that it only insert
the first element of that byte array that I read from file to table.
I was using Microsoft Data Access Application Block version 2 SQLhelper
to done the execution portion.
ThanksHi
The text, ntext and image data types have successors: varbinary(max),
varchar(max) and nvarchar(max).
Those can be addressed like normal char and binary columns, no need to chunk
the data in.
Application Blocks 2 don't support he new datatypes as it is still a .NET
1.1 application.
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"Goh" <goh@.noemail.noemail> wrote in message
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> Dear all,
> Can any one provide me a sample source regarding saving and retrieving
> binary files in MSSQL 2005. I have try it but I found that it only insert
> the first element of that byte array that I read from file to table.
> I was using Microsoft Data Access Application Block version 2 SQLhelper
> to done the execution portion.
> Thanks
>
>|||Hello,
Did you try this code?
byte[] mmfbBlob;
SqlParameter Parameter1 = new SqlParameter("@.mmfbBlobThumb",
SqlDbType.Image);
Parameter1.Value = mmfbBlob;
Since the issue is related ADO.net, my suggestion is that you go there
since you could obtain most qualified answers there:
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.adonet
Best Regards,
Peter Yang
MCSE2000/2003, MCSA, MCDBA
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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>Dear all,
> Can any one provide me a sample source regarding saving and retrieving
>binary files in MSSQL 2005. I have try it but I found that it only insert
>the first element of that byte array that I read from file to table.
> I was using Microsoft Data Access Application Block version 2 SQLhelper
>to done the execution portion.
>Thanks
>
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"Goh" <goh@.noemail.noemail> wrote in message
news:utOmXEv%23FHA.2036@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Dear all,
> Can any one provide me a sample source regarding saving and retrieving
> binary files in MSSQL 2005. I have try it but I found that it only insert
> the first element of that byte array that I read from file to table.
> I was using Microsoft Data Access Application Block version 2 SQLhelper
> to done the execution portion.
> Thanks
>
>