I don't think you can use Varchar(8000) to store image file in SQL Server 2005 because it is more ANSI compliant, it will be easier to use VPF blob because...

It depends on the Hyperion version because banks pay for versions that can be used by business Analysts using SQL Server OLTP databases, I have also seen the same with...

I am assuming it is related to VFP Varbinary is limited to 255 length, so you need BLOB instead.  Try the link below for details.  Hope this helps.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ww305zh2(VS.80).aspx

I am not sure if your last option is relational but there are sample data models in the link below including three for the insurance industry.  Hope this helps

http://www.databaseanswers.org/data_models/index.htm

I am not sure I can run Vista without at least 1gig of new ram because I have Visual Studio Team System, Oracle 9i, SQL Server 2005 Developer with 1gig...

Check to see if Microsoft search is still installed, if not repair your install make sure you do backup before, then enable Fulltext service and populate the Microsoft search catalog...

Try the link below for many connectionstring options.

http://www.connectionstrings.com/

My SQL Server is in my box so that is local connection but through the new surface area configuration tool you can enable both local and remote.  And if SQL...

Again minor pesky problem and yep Gift is my name.

http://blog.devstone.com/Aaron/archive/2006/05/08/1586.aspx

It is not complicated the confusion is from using existing code I am going through the same thing in a very big application, it will become rudimentary when you get...

Hi Vikas,

Here is a walkthrough for the correct configurations for the Asp.net Membership database this is assuming you are running SQL Server 2005, there is minor difference for 2000.  Hope...

I would not say Microsoft docs in SQL Server is not good because I use Oracle and SQL Server together albeit as a developer.  To why the automation and ETL...

In XP you have to create Aspnet user and create both logins and permissions for that account in the database.  You still need to create the permissions and login in...

There are two permissions in SQL Server the server permissions under security and the database permissions in the security section within the database, if you are in Windows 2003 you...

I glad you have solved your problem you see it was not complicated.