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by Wayne Walter Berry via SQL Azure Team Blog on 6/18/2010 2:55:00 PM
One of the more interesting things that we can do with the SqlStream class introduced in this blog post is to write to Windows Azure Storage from SQL Azure. Windows Azure storage provides persistent, durable storage in the cloud. To access the storage services, you must have a storage account, created through the azure portal. Imagine that our company mandates images of their products to be stored in the database along with other product data like title, price, and description. One way to serve
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