Binary with XML into db using NS/filesystemwatcher?

Have a network share that will routinely get an xml file and a pdf dropped together. The xml file contains metadata about the pdf. Want to insert the various metadata elements in the xml file and the blob'd pdf as a varBinary into a table row as they are dropped.

Would like the Watcher to fire C# code to insert the xml elements and blob the pdf into the table (or can this be set up declaratively?)

Assuming not, best NS architecture to do this?

Thanks, Dan

Sorry, the SQL NS has absolutely nothing to do with this scenario.

Recommendation: use the FileSystemWatcher in a custom Windows Service.

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> Jay
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> server (each of them have their own data base). I need a way to monitor to
> find out what % of the resources each user is taking as we don't want any
> one person abusing the system. What is the best way to do this
> Jay
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I run a shared hosting server where multiple people share a single SQL
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one person abusing the system. What is the best way to do this
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> I run a shared hosting server where multiple people share a single SQL
> server (each of them have their own data base). I need a way to monitor to
> find out what % of the resources each user is taking as we don't want any
> one person abusing the system. What is the best way to do this
> Jay
>|||See if this helps:
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> I run a shared hosting server where multiple people share a single SQL
> server (each of them have their own data base). I need a way to monitor to
> find out what % of the resources each user is taking as we don't want any
> one person abusing the system. What is the best way to do this
> Jay
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