example of upload 250 MB files on sql server using silverlight.

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Hi,
i create my upload control in silverlight but when i upload 200 or more than 200MB its give "outofmemory expection". if user upload files first time when control load its working file and upload all files in sql server as binary format with the help of generic handler but same time after uploading user again upload files its give outofmemory error. i search most of article on net but i not found any solutions. i change system uses and services. My laptop 64bit and 8GB RAm but i am also getting same error when i run my program in my pc. please some body help me and tell me what i do.

Please give me a example how to split large files(250Mb) in chunk and upload on server and sqlserver.
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I want to only know that how to upload multiple file that total size of file is approximately 200 to 250 MB.

Like i select 10 image and 1 image are 50 MB
Than 10 *50 = 500 MB
so i want upload 500 MB data in binary format in sql.

thanks in advance

Posted 15-Mar-12 0:31am

Ram Kumar(Webunitech)

Updated 15-Mar-12 3:04am

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sravani.v 15-Mar-12 6:34am

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Herman<T>.Instance 15-Mar-12 7:05am

have you read this?

Ram Kumar(Webunitech) 15-Mar-12 7:08am

yes sir i post and i read this properly. please giive solution not comment this type sir.

[no name] 15-Mar-12 7:15am

The huge code dump is unnecessary. You only need to post what is necessary to explain the question, which in this case, is nothing.

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