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Upgrade from SQL 2005 EXPRESS to SQL 2008 EXPRESS

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    RA UL PATEL
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    Hello friends, I restored My database in SQL 2005 of size more than 4 GB but it creates problem when i save picture (image data) in database.i.e i can't save it.So i searched for that problem and came to know that SQL Express 2005 has database size limit of 4 GB. i upgraded it to SQL EXPRESS 2008 and restored it to there.Still it has the same prblem means i can't able to save data.. So what may be the problem. Thanks in advance. RAHUL PATEL. rahulpatel112@live.in

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      Hello friends, I restored My database in SQL 2005 of size more than 4 GB but it creates problem when i save picture (image data) in database.i.e i can't save it.So i searched for that problem and came to know that SQL Express 2005 has database size limit of 4 GB. i upgraded it to SQL EXPRESS 2008 and restored it to there.Still it has the same prblem means i can't able to save data.. So what may be the problem. Thanks in advance. RAHUL PATEL. rahulpatel112@live.in

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      Luc Pattyn
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      AFAIK SQL Server Express 2008 and 2005 have the same set of limitations, one of them being file size is 4GB maximum. There are a couple of solutions: - split your database over two or more files; - don't store big objects (images) inside the database (keep them as individual files, just store the path in the DB); - switch to a full-blown DB (SQL Server, non-Express). :)

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        Hello friends, I restored My database in SQL 2005 of size more than 4 GB but it creates problem when i save picture (image data) in database.i.e i can't save it.So i searched for that problem and came to know that SQL Express 2005 has database size limit of 4 GB. i upgraded it to SQL EXPRESS 2008 and restored it to there.Still it has the same prblem means i can't able to save data.. So what may be the problem. Thanks in advance. RAHUL PATEL. rahulpatel112@live.in

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        Use Sql Express 2008 R2. That has a size limit of 10GB

        "An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind"

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          Use Sql Express 2008 R2. That has a size limit of 10GB

          "An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind"

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          I learn something new each day. 10GB is confirmed here[^]. :thumbsup:

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            I learn something new each day. 10GB is confirmed here[^]. :thumbsup:

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            Thanks for your reply. i upgraded sql 2005 express to sql 2008 EXPRESS WITH TOOLS that is R2 version of SQL EXPRESS. But still the same problem there....

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              Thanks for your reply. i upgraded sql 2005 express to sql 2008 EXPRESS WITH TOOLS that is R2 version of SQL EXPRESS. But still the same problem there....

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              Then I suggest you provide a detailed and accurate problem description: describe your set-up, show the failing code and the observations or error messages with all their detail. That should allow people to give a precise answer. We need more than "it doesn't work". :)

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                Hello friends, I restored My database in SQL 2005 of size more than 4 GB but it creates problem when i save picture (image data) in database.i.e i can't save it.So i searched for that problem and came to know that SQL Express 2005 has database size limit of 4 GB. i upgraded it to SQL EXPRESS 2008 and restored it to there.Still it has the same prblem means i can't able to save data.. So what may be the problem. Thanks in advance. RAHUL PATEL. rahulpatel112@live.in

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                Please do not cross post in more than one area, you have also posted this in the Q&A's. Cross posting is bad for splitting up topic responses. I am going to delete the Q&A post as no response there yet.

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                  Use Sql Express 2008 R2. That has a size limit of 10GB

                  "An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind"

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                  Thanks a lot dear friends for your valuable time. I have installed SQL EXPRESS 2008 but it was not EXPRESS R2 version thats why its creating problem. I came to know that thing when i was changing the initial size of database to 5500 MB. Thankx.

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