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    Anyone know how to deserialize a file, but not load the whole thing in to memory? Sort of like using a Hashtable, jumping to a point within the file, modifying the data and then closing. Rather than, opening the whole thing up, then rewriting the whole file over and over again. Thanks Jeremy :o) -- modified at 11:45 Tuesday 4th September, 2007 I think I may have found what I been looking for, it appears Memorystream might be what im looking for, anyone have any experience with this?

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      Anyone know how to deserialize a file, but not load the whole thing in to memory? Sort of like using a Hashtable, jumping to a point within the file, modifying the data and then closing. Rather than, opening the whole thing up, then rewriting the whole file over and over again. Thanks Jeremy :o) -- modified at 11:45 Tuesday 4th September, 2007 I think I may have found what I been looking for, it appears Memorystream might be what im looking for, anyone have any experience with this?

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      led mike
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      jblouir wrote:

      jumping to a point within the file, modifying the data and then closing. Rather than, opening the whole thing up, then rewriting the whole file over and over again.

      Your talking about something like ISAM which is completely different than serialization.

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        jblouir wrote:

        jumping to a point within the file, modifying the data and then closing. Rather than, opening the whole thing up, then rewriting the whole file over and over again.

        Your talking about something like ISAM which is completely different than serialization.

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        Awesome, thanks for that. Looking in to it now. :o)

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