Database Reference
In-Depth Information
6. Build the project, and run the program by pressing Ctrl+F5. You should see
output similar to that in Figure 17-2. It shows the information for loading an
image into the database that you have on your computer at the specified
location, and it shows the size of each image.
Figure 17-2.
Loading image data
7. To see the image you have inserted into the database, open SQL Server
Management Studio and run a
SELECT
query on the image table you have
created in the
SQL2012Db
database, which was created in Chapter 3 (see
Figure 17-3).
Figure 17-3.
Viewing image data
How It Works
In
LoadImages.cs
, you do three major things other than creating and opening a connection.
You connect to
SQL2012Db
, the database that you created in Chapter 3.
