How Do I Insert Bulk Data (Above 500 Mb ) In Database Through Webservices?

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I am developing web based application which is based on cloud computing and i have used web-services ...i want to upload bulk data into the database using webservices so i have added the extra elements in the web-services....below code....

C#

<system.web>
		<httpruntime executiontimeout="900" maxrequestlength="99999" />
</system.web>

C#

<system.webserver>
   <security>
	<requestfiltering>
		<requestlimits maxallowedcontentlength="9999">
	</requestlimits></requestfiltering>
   </security>
</system.webserver>

but , the problem is it doesn't upload more than 90 mb....i want your help..
Thank you...:)

Posted 26-Feb-14 18:28pm

Pranav-BiTwiser

Updated 26-Feb-14 18:30pm

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JoCodes 27-Feb-14 1:03am

Since you have set maxrequestlength="99999" it will limit to 90 MB only. Increase it and try.

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JoCodes · Answer 1 · 2014-02-26T19:11:00

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As per your current maxrequestlength and maxallowedcontentlength element settings in Web.Config it wont upload more than 90MB. Keep in mind that the maxRequestLength accepts in KBs and maxAllowedContentLength in Bytes. increase it accordingly.Also , increase executiontimeout to an optimal time.

Posted 26-Feb-14 19:11pm

JoCodes

Updated 26-Feb-14 19:12pm

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Pranav-BiTwiser 27-Feb-14 2:06am

what is the maximum maxRequestLength we can give?? and also maxAllowedContentLength

JoCodes 27-Feb-14 2:14am

its integer type so whatever an integer can take.To be precise it will be 4,294,967,295 .Will be nealry 3.9 GB .But dont increase it only to an optimal size only or else your performance can be degraded.