Image store in SQL 2000 through VB.6.0

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Please give a sample code in Visual basic
how to insert a image into a sql server 2000
and how display image to image box from sql server 2000
or how store imagefile to sql server 2000 in visual basic
and how to display in vb tool from sql server 2000

how to create table before insert to store image
what is the data type

Posted 1-Dec-09 22:23pm

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AspDotNetDev · Answer 1 · 2009-12-01T22:31:00

You've asked far too many questions. Show us that you've at least tried some stuff and maybe we'll help you out. We're not just going to give you the finished code without you doing the work. We're here to help, not to do your work for you.

That being said, use the "image" data type to store large blocks of information to a SQL Server 2000 database. Note that "image" is a misnomer... it actually stores any large array of bytes... they need not actually be an image. For example, I recently used the image datatype to store files on a server. You could use the same technique to store images. Oh, and I found everything I needed on Google... the answers are already out there; you just need to find them.