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Rogers
 
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Default image data type - 09-08-2006 , 09:32 AM






I am using visual studio 2005 and trying to upload image / binary data from
the application side and trying to save into SQL Server 2000 - image column,
I am wondering which datatype I have to used in application side as image
datatype is not available in Visual Studio 2005.

Can any one let me know which datatype I can used for this which support
more than 1 GB of data?

Thanks



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Arnie Rowland
 
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Default Re: image data type - 09-08-2006 , 11:17 AM






If you used the SQLClient namespace, you can use the SQLDatatypes, such as
SQLCLient.Binary.

And I believe that VS DOES have an image datatype.

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"Rogers" <rogers (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

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I am using visual studio 2005 and trying to upload image / binary data from
the application side and trying to save into SQL Server 2000 - image
column, I am wondering which datatype I have to used in application side as
image datatype is not available in Visual Studio 2005.

Can any one let me know which datatype I can used for this which support
more than 1 GB of data?

Thanks




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Amit Basu
 
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Default RE: image data type - 10-13-2006 , 08:57 AM



You may also use a simple byte[] - that works with IMAGE data type

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I am using visual studio 2005 and trying to upload image / binary data from
the application side and trying to save into SQL Server 2000 - image column,
I am wondering which datatype I have to used in application side as image
datatype is not available in Visual Studio 2005.

Can any one let me know which datatype I can used for this which support
more than 1 GB of data?

Thanks




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