Yes - of course you can use it to store those types of files - BLOB's.
You should first to some research on the pro's and con's of going down this
path. Many will argue it's better to let the file system manage your
documents and just store the path on your network to these locations save in
a SQL table.
There are full blown document management systems out there if you're in a
position to purchase them also. If you do decide to store them as BLOB's in
your SQL table's; make sure you model your tables correctly in anticipation
of moving towards a full blown system.
[quoted text, click to view] "Pure Heart" <PureHeart@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> hi
>
> can SQL Server 2005 enterprise of any other version store documents such
> as
> word, acrobat, Excel
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