To store the file in the database, you can write the data using an SQL statement. Here are some possible useful SQL statements to convert files into SQL tables and store them in the database: 1. Converting the file to a SQL table: ``` CREATE TABLE files ( file_name VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL content TEXT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY (file_name) ); ``` This will create a table called "files" that contains the names and contents of the files. This table would become the basis of a file storage that could be retrieved using a SQL query. 2 insert data into the table: ``` INSERT INTO files (file_name content) Values ('file 1 txt''this is the file content'); INSERT INTO files (file_name content) Values ('file 2 psf',' this is the content of the PDF'); ``` The above two statements will insert two file data into the "files" table. 3. Retrieving file data: ``` SELECT file_name content FROM files; ``` This will return all the filenames and contents in the files table. These are basic SQL statements that can be modified and extended according to specific needs. In practical applications, more complicated operations such as encryption of files, access control, and so on may be required. These operations required the use of specific database management tools.