In-Memory SQL-CE

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Published on 2009-09-24T14:44:24Z Indexed on 2010/05/23 1:50 UTC
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Is there a way to connect to a SQL-CE database as a stream?

Specifically, our ASP.Net application builds small SDF at runtime for off-line needs. When the user is done with his off-line duties, he uploads the SDF and the application imports the new and updated data. No problems there.

Currently, we're saving the uploaded SDF to the web-server's hard-drive and connecting to the file. Can we connect to the uploaded SDF without saving it to the hard-drive? We are using the DbProviderFactory.CreateConnection method, but we're open to suggestions.

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