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Chama asked

This the 404 Error-Page not found

This the 404 Error-Page not found followed "The resource you are looking for might have been removed.. how i can fix this error
sql-server-2008asp.net
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ThomasRushton answered
Is it a default page that's missing? What's the URL? Are you clicking on a link that's generating this message? What's the URL? What's generating the URL? To be honest, this is almost certainly a web programming issue rather than a SQL Server issue!
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Chama avatar image Chama commented ·
Summary is an application that is created to upload file , but If i upload a file 18MB is ok...but it is 32MB is give me this error...
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Chama avatar image Chama commented ·
Actually i have the default page also it is < httpRuntime maxRequestLength="64000" enable="true" executionTimeout="60"/>
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Oleg avatar image Oleg commented ·
@ThomasRushton Looks like this is a continuation of [yesterday's question][1]. @chama It really looks like more information about your problem is needed. Otherwise, it is very difficult to figure out the source of the problem. Could you please elaborate a bit? [1]: http://ask.sqlservercentral.com/questions/76229/file-size-in-database
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Chama avatar image Chama commented ·
Yes it is ...becuase can't solve that.. the application is asp.net and sql sever 2008.. The application is work find only when i tried to upload some file 32mb give me this error...but if i used small or 18MB is working fine...
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Chama avatar image Chama commented ·
thanks you i will check to see
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Oleg answered
@Chama Please elaborate on what do you perceive as uploading. Does it mean that you have an **input type="file"** on the html form and then you try to save the file to the web server? Do you use any custom/third party controls to do that or just the native .NET control? Error 404 hints that there is a code which tries to redirect the response to the page which does not (yet, any longer) exist, and there could be a number of reasons why it is happening. For example, if you have a code setting the value of the URL to redirect to but some error takes place and is handled BEFORE that value is set then the URL will be invalid, and you will get error 404. In other words, please describe your problem, maybe post some code snippet.
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