Hi there,
Has any one had any experience importing images (in ASCII format I would
presume), into SQL server?
If so how is this data to be converted into images on the client's machine.
Thanx in advance
Hi there,
Has any one had any experience importing images (in ASCII format I would
presume), into SQL server?
If so how is this data to be converted into images on the client's machine.
Thanx in advance
The generaly recomended approach is not to put images into SQL Server. Put
the images on DASD or CD and reference the location in a field.
We do this with a system with over 40 Million images on-line.
Henry
>Has any one had any experience importing images (in ASCII format I would
>presume), into SQL server?
>If so how is this data to be converted into images on the client's machine.
>Thanx in advance
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