Category: Data Design
All about Azure Databases, Azure single database, Azure managed instance, Azure Cosmos database, Azure VM based databases
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Copy BLOB (binary data) from one DB to second DB using script
Read more: Copy BLOB (binary data) from one DB to second DB using scriptI would go with generate script option in SQL Server Management Studio; Highlight source database that has the source table Right-click – Tasks | Generate…
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Handling special characters in the data using SQL server
Read more: Handling special characters in the data using SQL serverI got a situation where i need to handle special characters in incoming data, for example “USD100” or “100USD”. Here is the work around; If…
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Use Powershell to export SQL Blob column data
Read more: Use Powershell to export SQL Blob column dataBlob data can be exported using PowerShell in a simple way, by querying the data with Ado.Net – SqlClient and then using a BinaryWriter to write it on local…
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Filestream in SQL Server
Read more: Filestream in SQL ServerWe want to save multiple type of data, documents, image, audio or video. BLOB data type can be used to store this kind of data…
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Store and retrieve BLOB data without File stream
Read more: Store and retrieve BLOB data without File streamIt’s a common understanding that BLOB column is used to store documents. If we are not using File stream feature, then the data is stored…
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