I moved the documentation from: http://biztalkarchiving.codeplex.com/documentation, since it’s unreadable on the site.

 

BizTalk Archiving SQL and File Documentation

 

Installation

1. Run MSI installer
2. Install it on \BizTalk Server 2010\PipelineComponents.
3. Go to \BizTalk Server 2010\PipelineComponents\BizTalkMsgArchiveScripts folder, execute RegisterSource.cmd (As administrator), this will register the source so that the pipeline can log to the event log.

Usage – Design Time – VS2010

1. Open VS2010 -> Create new BizTalk Project -> Add Receive Pipeline
2. Right Click ToolBox -> Choose Items
3. Go to BizTalk Pipeline Components -> Check BizTalk Message Archiving Component
4. New Pipepline Added to the toolbox.
5. Drag & Drop the BizTalk Message Archiving Component to Decode Stage.
6. Configure Properties (see Configuration)

Note: You can also configure the Properties using BizTalk Administration Console.

Setup – SQL Archiving

Since the archiving will use an SQL Database, you’ll need to create the database and table.

1. Go to \BizTalk Server 2010\PipelineComponents\BizTalkMsgArchiveScripts folder.
2. Execute the CreateDatabase.sql on the target database server. This will create the database named: BizTalkArchiveDb, table named: Messages and stored procedure named: InsMessages

Configuration

1. Deploy the pipeline that uses the BizTalk Message Archiving Component (See Usage – Design Time – VS2010)
2. Using BizTalk Administration Console, create a new Receive Location and use the pipeline on previous number, on the pipeline click the Elipsis .. to display properties.

Property Name	Description	Use In	Sample Values	Notes
CompressionPassword	Password that will be used in zip file	File & SQL Archiving	P@ssw0rd
DbConnProvider	Connection Provider	SQL Archiving	System.Data.SqlClient
DbConnStr	Database connection string	SQL Archiving	Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=BizTalkArchiveDb;Integrated Security=SSPI;	Using integrated security you need to grant the identity of the host wherein the receive/send port is binded permission to BizTalkArchiveDb with ff roles: dbdatareaderdatawriter, db and execute permission on the stored procedure InsMessages
DbFileExtensions	File extension to be used	SQL Archiving	.xml
DbPropList	This is a set of delimited values of name & namespace of message context properties that will be passed to the stored procedure to be used for custom logging.	SQL Archiving	ReceivedFileName;http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/file-properties|ReceivedPortName;http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/system-properties	Format is Property Name;Namespace and for multiple values the delimiter is ‘|’ pipe symbol.
DbSPName	Stored procedure name	SQL Archiving	Built-In: InsMessages	The stored procedure can be customized as long as it has the same signature with the default one. For instance, there can be additional logic to parse the Message Properties and insert it into the new custom table
FileArchiveBackFolder	Folder / Shared Location / Network location wherein the files will be archived	File Archiving	\\RPaulo2011\Test\Archive	If it’s a shared folder the pipeline will try to use first the identity of the host, if it failed it will use the credentials supplied (see FileArchive UserName, Password, Domain)
FileArchiveFileName	Name of the archive file	File Archiving	%SourceFileName%_%datetime%	Supported macros are: – %SourceFileName%, %MessageID%,%datetime%, %time%
FileArchiveIsOverwriteFiles	Overwrite Flag	File Archiving	True
FileArchiveUserDomain	Domain name of user credentials	File Archiving	PAULOR	This values will be used if the identity of the host instance doesn’t have permission on the backup folder.
FileArchiveUserName	User name	File Archiving	BizTalkUser	This values will be used if the identity of the host instance doesn’t have permission on the backup folder.
FileArchiveUserPwd	Password	File Archiving	P@ssword	This values will be used if the identity of the host instance doesn’t have permission on the backup folder.
IsArchiveToDb	Archive to database flag	SQL Archiving	True	True = Archive to database, False = Disabled
IsArchiveToFile	Archive to file flag	File Archiving	True	True = Archive to file, False = Disabled
IsCompressFile	compress file flag	SQL & File Archiving	True	True = Compress the file, False = No compression, It uses DotNetZip

Usage – Downloading Archive Files using ASP.NET

https://randypaulo.wordpress.com/2011/06/21/storing-files-to-database-and-downloading-using-asp-net/