You can use byte datatype on your objects, for Sql you can use varbinary(max) (as image data type will be removed from future sql version. MSDN - Image datatype.
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I am new to entity framework and I am trying to go the Code First approach. When defining one of my model classes I want one of the objects in the class to map to a Image column in my Sql Server Database. What object type would I use here so that when the table is created it would make that column an Image column?
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You can use byte datatype on your objects, for Sql you can use varbinary(max) (as image data type will be removed from future sql version. MSDN - Image datatype public byte yourFiles{get;set;} you can configure like this using fluent api modelBuilder.Entity(). Property(p => p.
YourFiles). HasColumnName("yourColumnName"). HasMaxLength(SomeLength).
HasColumnType("varbinary").
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