Retreving images from database

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[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

hari4ur wrote:

I was insert an image into database.

Did you mean I was insert_ing_ an image into database?

hari4ur wrote:

retrive

Did you mean retrieve?

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[Duncan Edwards Jones]

I have yet to hear of a convincing argument for storing images in a database...it's a file - store it in a file system.

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Duncan Edwards Jones wrote:

I have yet to hear of a convincing argument for storing images in a database...it's a file - store it in a file system.

Some quick ones:

• Transactions (e.g., be sure that when you delete a record, you also delete the file and do not leave any files behind)
• Integrated security (since only the file name is stored at the DBMS, how do you control file modifications?). If you have hundreds of users, it can become complicated maintaining the two security models in sync
• Triggers
• Replication
• Typically file systems are not optimized for a case with lots of little files. Bad performance starts to appear quickly (e.g., 50,000 or 100,000 records)

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[Marc Clifton]

hari4ur wrote:

Hai friends, I was insert an image into database. Now my problem how retrive that image and store it in image control in aspx page Please provide solution. Thanks, hari

The irony of it all is that there's an article right here[^], sitting on the home page. One of many. Marc

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Marc Clifton wrote:

sitting on the home page

Just like Nyctalopia (Night Blindness), he is probably suffering from Friday Myopia. :)

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[Marc Clifton]

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar wrote:

he is probably suffering

There. ;P Marc

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[leppie]

hari4ur wrote:

Retreving

hari4ur wrote:

retrive

No wonder Google couldn't find it!

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Don't listen to them it is simple:

BitMap GetPixs(object ThisWouldBeYourObject)
{
Database db = (DB)ThisWouldBeYourObject;
db.getrecord("PixsName");
ChuckNorris cn = new ChuckNorris();
cn.roundhouse(db);
return (BitMap)"No programming questions in Lounge!!!";
}

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[hari4ur]

ya correct, I mean Retreive from database and store it in image control in aspx page. Please provide solution.