How to store pdf files in sql server 2005

Active 3 years, 9 months ago. Viewed 19k times. How to insert the pdf file into sqlserver and read the pdf file from sqlserver? Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Response; r. Clear ; r. AddHeader "Content-Length", File.

ToString ; r. BinaryWrite File ; r. Length; File. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. Marc Gravell Marc Gravell k gold badges silver badges bronze badges. SqlTypes Imports System. Web Imports System. Configuration Imports System. Reflection Imports System. IO Imports System. Collections Imports System.

Generic Imports System. Forms Imports System. Permissions Imports System. View, filename filePermission. Demand Else MessageBox. ToInt32 fs. StoredProcedure Cmd. Close Conn. Wednesday, January 16, PM. Not really sure what I did, but I fixed the problem about the path.

Thank you for the help! After I fixed the path I ran into another error: A first chance exception of type 'System. And after the granted permission.

I was able to run my code successfully. Thursday, January 17, PM. Is it a web application? Thursday, January 17, AM. Let me ask you a question that might irritate you Are you sure that the location is correct?

I hope it was clear. Please do suggest if anyone knows of any other way of doing this. Thanks techno Starting Member 4 Posts Posted - : Also can someone tell me how to use textcopy command inside a stored procedure to copy data.

Store them on a file server preferrably or an app server and access them from there. Store links in the database to the files. That's the other option you asked for. What language are your applications written in? MeanOldDBA derrickleggett hotmail. I used vbscript in DTS and stored pdf file data using adodb stream object into the database column which is of datatype image. And use a varchar column to put the relative path.

Otherwise you need to use GetChunck and AppendChunck methods which are more difficult Madhivanan Failing to plan is Planning to fail memento Starting Member 16 Posts Posted - : Isn't it safer to store the files directly in the database?