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@vishal-pysGmK • Jun 16, 2014
generally, for storing files in any database, the file is divided into byte chunks with an ID to each chunk. Remember It's common for all the databases. This post relates to what you want to do using SQL server..
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@ratnadeepaare-4YBVYJ • Jun 25, 2014
I would suggest there are better ways to store the actual file upload on the server storage in encrypted way and only the pointer to the file is saved in database. This way you will not end up in database space crunch and easy to manage your database -
@avi2-gV81vT • Jun 25, 2014
use base64 encoding