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TraceListener directed to a Database? or Memory Stream?

Anyone create a custom tracelistener that redirects to a database?
Or event to a memory stream rather than a file stream?

If an example of a memory stream, when the Write or WriteLine methods
get called I could redirect/parse the text to a database?

Not sure of the best way to do this, any suggestions welcome.
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