Save byte array in sql server

萝らか妹 提交于 2019-11-29 09:10:48

If it's always going to be the same length, then binary(length) would be suitable. If it's going to vary in length, use varbinary(maxlength).

binary and varbinary.

And, as @p.s.w.g says, you pass it from code by placing it into a suitable parameter.

Just use a byte[] the same way you would any other parameter, specifying SqlDbType.Binary as the parameter type. Here a sample in C#

// Generate your password hash some way
byte[] passwordHash = new byte[] { 0x0, 0x1, 0x2 ... };

...

command.Parameters.Add("@passwordHash", SqlDbType.Binary);
command.Parameters["@passwordHash"].Value = passwordHash;

Or if you prefer VB.NET

' Generate your password hash some way
Dim passwordHash As Byte() = New Byte() { &H0, &H1, &H2 ... }

...

command.Parameters.Add("@passwordHash", SqlDbType.Binary)
command.Parameters("@passwordHash").Value = passwordHash
Andrew Hoffman

I'd recommend using nvarchar(45) and Base64 your 32 bytes into a string. This is the standard way of saving a hash.

Alternatively you could do nvarchar(64) and store it as a hex string.

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