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How do I insert and retrieve a file to/from a binary BLOB?
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How do I insert and retrieve a file to/from a BINARY BLOB?
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MartijnTonies
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What programming language are you using?
For example, take a statement like:
INSERT INTO mypictures (ID, PICTURE) VALUES (1, :myblobparam)
In Delphi, you can prepare the statement, then call the ParamByName('myblobparam').LoadFromFile and so on...
Hope this helps,
Martijn Tonies
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For example, take a statement like:
INSERT INTO mypictures (ID, PICTURE) VALUES (1, :myblobparam)
In Delphi, you can prepare the statement, then call the ParamByName('myblobparam').LoadFromFile and so on...
Hope this helps,
Martijn Tonies
InterBase Workbench - the developer tool for InterBase and Firebird
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It seems easy, but how to retrieve the file?
What I mean is how to retrieve the data from the blob (what I inserted) to a file?
to insert i use:
ibquery1.close;
ibquery1.sql.clear;
ibquery1.sql.add ('INSERT INTO mytable ' +
'DATA ' +
') VALUES (' +
':data ' +
');');
ibquery1.parambyname ('DATA').loadfromfile ('data.dat',ftblob);
ibquery1.open;
HOW TO RETRIEVE THE FILE THAT I INSERTED WHERE???
What I mean is how to retrieve the data from the blob (what I inserted) to a file?
to insert i use:
ibquery1.close;
ibquery1.sql.clear;
ibquery1.sql.add ('INSERT INTO mytable ' +
'DATA ' +
') VALUES (' +
':data ' +
');');
ibquery1.parambyname ('DATA').loadfromfile ('data.dat',ftblob);
ibquery1.open;
HOW TO RETRIEVE THE FILE THAT I INSERTED WHERE???
MartijnTonies
Programmer
Try the Delphi help ...
TBLOBField -> the class that represents blob fields in a resultset, has two methods to help you with that: SaveToFile and SaveToStream.
Martijn Tonies
InterBase Workbench - the developer tool for InterBase and Firebird
TBLOBField -> the class that represents blob fields in a resultset, has two methods to help you with that: SaveToFile and SaveToStream.
Martijn Tonies
InterBase Workbench - the developer tool for InterBase and Firebird
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