In this episode we're putting files into SQL Server for storage and then retrieving them so we can use them later. File storage can sometimes be a challenge and it is often a better solution to store files in a database as opposed to alternate solutions that put them in a file directory with links stored as text in a database. Some environment just aren't conducive to file storage and in these environments, SQL Server varbinary field storage is really great. Let's check it out.
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