upload .mdb file
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rajmani wrote:
How upload msaccess(.mdb) file using Asp.net.
Use FileUpload control. File type doesn't matter
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If you want to upload files that are going to be of a rather large size, you will have to make a change to your web config file. You will need to specify a maxRequestLength equal to the largest size file you plan to allow. The default is 4096 which is 4 MB. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/e1f13641.aspx[^] Good Luck.
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rajmani wrote:
How upload msaccess(.mdb) file using Asp.net.
Use FileUpload control. File type doesn't matter
The user has some added query info here: http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?msg=2176950&forumid=12076#xx2176950xx[^]
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The problem with using the basic file upload control is that the server side will need to allocate memory equal to the size of the file getting uploaded. Where I work we used to use the basic file upload control and whenever someone would upload a 600MB file IIS for ALL people would stop responding and the server showed the worker process using 600+ MB of memory. For that size of file I highly recommend using the free NeatUpload[^] component. Not only will it give you a progress bar it also won't consume much memory because it takes chunks postback stream and saves it to a temp file and responds with a progress message. Also, during the upload the client can cancel the upload. I have successfully uploaded 1.7+ GB without any problems and the server memory usage went up by about 10MB which is very acceptable.
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