Re: HELP Access DB, ASP.NET 2.0 and whole lot of pain



Well, i think you should tell your Boss to stop being cheap and buy Sql
Server. :)
The new Sql Server 2005 is supposed to be great for storing files!

"MikeJingJing" <MikeJingJing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:6EEABE53-C00F-4655-B4B5-7FD9E918EC12@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hey Grant.. yes I am trying to store a file over 50 megs into the
> database..
> I see where you are going with your suggestion but as the boss says, "it
> needs to be done" .. heh unfortunately the file NEEDS to be stored IN the
> database and the file can't reside elsewhere ...
>
> does anyone know a fatal flaw that i'm missing here? any other
> suggestions?
> .. thanks Grant btw.. hah
>
>
>
> "Grant Merwitz" wrote:
>
>> Are you trying to store the file in your Access database?
>> Of over 50 megs a file???
>>
>> That sounds like madness :-D
>>
>> Why don't you save the file on your your server, and a reference to that
>> files location in your database
>>
>> "MikeJingJing" <MikeJingJing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:C1BF674D-E7E9-4E18-B4B3-A74D9D83D5AC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > Hi everyone ok I have 2 serious problems.. Firstly a little background
>> > is
>> > that i'm using ASP.NET 2.0 (obviously with the 2.0 Framework) with an
>> > Access
>> > Database.
>> >
>> > In my Web App i have an upload feature and I've discovered that if i
>> > upload
>> > anything below 25 Meg it uploads in a reasonable time (less than 1 min)
>> > if
>> > i
>> > upload anything above 50 megs when we're talking a big time wait ...
>> > for
>> > example a 100 meg file i uploaded took almost 10 min. Now i've recently
>> > discovered the reason for the wait is because of the slow writing to
>> > the
>> > database, the file actually uploads really quickly But 99% of the time
>> > is
>> > spent writing to the Access Database.. i dont' know the reason but it
>> > seems
>> > that the greater the file size it tries to write the longer it takes
>> > (the
>> > wait almost seems to increse exponentially).
>> >
>> > The second problem with this is that while the upload is still writing
>> > the
>> > data to the database other computers (or instances) cannot access the
>> > web
>> > app because it seems that it is doing some kinda of heavy processing..
>> > only
>> > when the web app finished writing was i able to access the application.
>> > Now
>> > to clarify, on the second workstation when iwas accessing the web
>> > server I
>> > was trying to 'login' which requires an access to ANOTHER database ..
>> >
>> > My friend tells me my post is too long.. but if anyone has any ideas or
>> > needs more info please lemme know.. thanks
>> >
>> > MikeJingJing
>> >
>>
>>
>>


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