Re: BLOB (sqlserver) and timeouts
- From: "Claus Konrad" <some>
- Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2005 13:21:45 +0100
Yeah - I've added a "Connection Timeout = 300;" in the
SqlConnection.Connectionstring (default s 15 sec.)
But - same experience...
I wonder if the SqlDataReader.GetBytes(...) could be of any help?
When downloading the image from a webpage (it's actually a movie stored in
the table), it takes like 10 minues as the size is 140 MB.
I just want to connect directly into the databse and grap the movie..
/C
"Dries" <dries@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Have you tried to increase the Timeout property of the command.
>
> Claus Konrad wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> What's the better way for retrieving a very large BLOB field from a SQL
>> 2000 (image-field)?
>> I'm currently usign a SqlDataReader, but it times out before all data is
>> retrieved from the table field
>>
>> Is there any good approach for obtaining parts of the field (like
>> Reader.GetBytes(...))...??
>>
>> /C
>>
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