The multi-part identifier FileStream could not be bound.

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hi friend I am getting an error The multi-part identifier "System.IO.FileStream" could not be bound.I have created an table in sql 2008 with table name upload an contain two column filename and file data I want to upload file data to sql server database file data has data type varbinary(MAX) I am using filestream to store data

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SqlDataAdapter sda=new SqlDataAdapter("insert into upload(fileName,FileData) values('"+pathName+"',"+oFileStream+")",con);
               DataSet ds=new DataSet();
               sda.Fill(ds,"upload")

please help me.

Posted 25-Sep-11 21:00pm

maheshpardeshi

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Sep-11 3:05am

What is "multi-part identifier"?! Where FileStream is not found? How come you expect it in database?
--SA

maheshpardeshi 26-Sep-11 3:09am

I want to upload my text file to sql data base is there any method to insert text file to sql db using sqldataadapter

Dirk C De Winnaar 26-Sep-11 11:03am

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sqlserver/Video/dd941934
http://www.sqlteam.com/article/using-bulk-insert-to-load-a-text-file

Here's two links to look at.....

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