Hi AbhiHegde,
Although the <tt>DeflateStream</tt> and <tt>GZipStream</tt> classes are very convenient to use, they have a limit of four gigabytes. If you want to compress a larger file, you have to do it in chunks. Here is a nice article about Compressing a Very Large File, you can refer to ：http://www.informit.com/guides/content.aspx?g=dotnet&seqNum=730
These simple large file compressor and uncompressor programs are surprisingly useful. They lack some niceties like error detection and correction, and they don't have any kind of "archive" capability like the Zip format does, but I've found them very useful for compressing our large XML log files that we have to hang on to for a while.
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