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Edward King #1
How to write a file into Access Database
I want to use ASP to write file into Access Database,the file is limits
300K,how to realize it?
Any idea will be appreciated!
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Aaron Bertrand [MVP] #2 Re: How to write a file into Access Database
> I want to use ASP to write file into Access Database,the file is limits
Access database files are limited to 2GB *total*. Not sure how many 300kb> 300K,how to realize it?
files you intend to keep there, but you'll hit the upper bound pretty quick
(6000 files, not counting OLE overhead, and that's if you don't put
*anything* else in the database at all).
Any reason why you want to store a file inside a file? Wouldn't it make
more sense to store a file in the file system, where it goes, and *data*
about the file (such as its name, location, etc.) in a *data*base?
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