Saving Files To SQL Server 2000

Feb 27, 2004

Someone:


I have the need to upload a file via a webpage and then save that file into the database. I would also like to retrieve it and show it to the user.





Can someone show me an example of how this should be done. Also I am concerned of the pros and cons of saving files in the database. Is there a performance hit on the server? Will it make the database unstable? Has anyone had problems doing this?





Any suggestions, samples, and/or help are welcome.

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