Uploading pdf file in mysql

 

I totally agree with you, but i learning by myself i am working as accountant, have passion of programming, i was doing very small in programming in dbase in 1996 and left, now have just started. i want to integrate accounts with programming, i was successfully able to :

 

1) Make login 

2) Design form as per login (admin / client / student)

3) upload image in MYSQL and view in datagridview

4) Total records in MYSQL

5) With MDI from was able to create different application with login. 

 

but loading PDF or any file in MYSQL (it means domain database), is very complicated for me

 

that is reason i am asking to help me.

 

regards

 

juzar para 

Hello

 

No one can provide you code as per your requirement, do not expect this kind of stuff from here 

 

Make habits to try and implement at least your idea, and if you stuck somewhere than you can ask for help

 

Not for complete help like this

 

Thanks 

Dear All,

 

I highly appreciate your reply, but the problem is I am very new starter to .net programming, I need details from begining

 

1) Structure of table (like - ID - int, File name - Varchar, File - Longblob)

2) From Design - button1, button2, label, 

3) class, event, procedure for all the button

 

or i know, it will be too much... but if some can make .sln file and send me,

 

regards

 

juzar para 

Please refer this:

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/connector-net/en/connector-net-programming-blob-writing.html 

Hello

 

You can follow few links given below for your reference :

 

https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/552877/howplustoplusuploadplusandplusdownloadplusplusdoc

 

http://www.nullskull.com/q/10074732/upload-a-word-or-pdf-file.aspx

 

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/1065719/how-to-upload-and-view-pdf-file-to-and-from-mysql-database-directly-on-windows-desktop-application

 

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29062761/How-To-Store-and-Retrieve-pdf-file-to-mysql-using-C.html

 

Thanks 

follow  the  link :

http://www.aspdotnet-pools.com/2014/06/file-upload-in-cnet-windows-application.html