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    :confused::confused:How to store files(.doc files,.zip files) in a database and how to retrieve them:rose:

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      :confused::confused:How to store files(.doc files,.zip files) in a database and how to retrieve them:rose:

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      Are you using Oracle or SQLServer database? The concepts are the same for both, but the terminology is a little different. If you are talking about Microsoft SQL Server then you will be looking at storing and retrieving a BLOB (Binary Large Objects). If you look up Microsoft SQL Server and BLOB you should be able to find all the resources you need to get started. Try this to start with: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309158[^] Hope this helps Aaron

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        Are you using Oracle or SQLServer database? The concepts are the same for both, but the terminology is a little different. If you are talking about Microsoft SQL Server then you will be looking at storing and retrieving a BLOB (Binary Large Objects). If you look up Microsoft SQL Server and BLOB you should be able to find all the resources you need to get started. Try this to start with: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309158[^] Hope this helps Aaron

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        very thanks for reply me :rose:

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