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Dear All, I have a problem. I havea db on the SQL 2005 and will have it replicated to 2-3 other servers but if I have stored hyperlinks that are linked to the pictures on that main server how can I make also the replication with the same setup.
Is there any way that when I move folder with the pictures to the replicated machine somehow edit automatically the links? It does not make sense but I have to ask? Or is there any other scenarios that I can use?
If you were using SQL Server 2008 then you could leverage the new FileStream feature that allows you to store binary large object (BLOB) data as files on the file system without breaking the bond with the row. Moreover, FileStream is also supported by backup and replication processes. Here is an article about FileStream feature.
With SQL Server 2005, you have to do it manually.