I am not sure what you mean. You can set an image tag source to a file name, where the file name is stored in the database:
<IMG SRC="<%=rsMyRecordset("ImageLocation"

%>">
Or do you want to do a similar thing, but for DTC button images? You would just specify the image source in code:
dtcButon.src = rsMyRecordset("ImageLocation"
You cannot include an image directly on a page - you need to specify the image source. The source, however, can be an ASP page - and can take parameters too.
This ASP page will need to set a header to say that the content is of type image (jpeg or gif or whatever). It then needs to pull the binary data for the image from the database (or a file, but this is more involved) and pump it out using Response.binaryWrite.
There is plenty of samples of this on the web. Here is an example that uses ADO to pull binary data from a file (you just need to alter it to pull data from your database column):
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%Option Explicit%>
<%
response.buffer = true
response.Expires = 0
response.ExpiresAbsolute = Now() - 1
response.addHeader "pragma","no-cache"
response.addHeader "cache-control","private"
Response.CacheControl = "no-cache"
dim sItem
dim sRoot
dim sType
sItem = request.QueryString("item"

& ""
if sItem = "" then
response.write "Cannot display item."
response.end
end if
sType = lcase(right(sItem, 3))
select case sType
case "pdf"
response.ContentType ="application/pdf"
case "xls" 'MICROSOFT EXCEL document
response.ContentType ="application/x-excel"
case "doc" 'MICROSOFT WORD document
response.ContentType ="application/msword"
case "rtf" 'RTF document
response.ContentType ="application/rtf"
case "gif" 'image
response.ContentType ="image/gif"
case "jpg", "jpeg" 'movie
response.ContentType ="image/jpeg"
case "tif", "tiff" 'TIFF images
response.ContentType ="image/tiff"
case "ppt" 'MICROSOFT POWERPOINT document
response.ContentType ="application/ms-powerpoint"
case "zip" 'ZIP document
response.ContentType ="application/zip"
case else
response.write "Cannot display items of this type."
response.end
end select
'Add the following to force a 'Save-As' popup..
'Response.AddHeader "Content-Disposition", "filename=zzzz;"
sRoot = Server.MapPath(sItem)
'Create a stream object
Dim objStream
Set objStream = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Stream"
objStream.Type = adTypeBinary
objStream.Open
on error resume next
objStream.LoadFromFile (sRoot)
if Err.number = 0 then
'Open a binary file
on error goto 0
Response.BinaryWrite objStream.Read
'Clean up....
else
response.clear
response.write "Cannot display item." & sRoot
end if
objStream.Close
Set objStream = Nothing
%>
(Content Management)