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by jaqui
same way you would store any other blob.
though why you want to bloat the database and slow it down by actually putting the image into it instead of the much smaller location [ url ] is beyond me.
by -=_andy_=-
use the OLE Object field type.
Store as chunks and retrieve as chunks.
:)
by simplyshaman
by pweegar1
It may be easier to store your images OUTSIDE the db and add a reference field that contains the @ symbol and the path to the object.
If you have a large number of images, your Access db will grow fairly fast. Remember that when you do a query in Access, Access has a tendency to return the entire table to your desktop pc. Having a large number of images will be a network performance issue, eventually.
by bckurd
It is easy! You have to have a memo field for the pictures in your access db. And then you should open image file and read it as a binary stream and then assign the binary data to your field name. When you complete reading, simply transfer data to your db via TSQL or ADO.
It is not so different than reading a text file as stream.
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