SAVING IMAGES INTO A DATABASE
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I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO SAVE AN IMAGE INTO SQL SERVER. I HAVE PROBLEM WHEN THE PICTURE BOX IS EMPTY. THE DATATYPE I AM USING IN THE DATABASE IS IMAGE. CONVERTING THE NULL IMAGE FROM THE PICTURE BOX TO THE BINARY IMAGE IS GIVING ME A LOT OF HELL. PLEASE I NEED HELP
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I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO SAVE AN IMAGE INTO SQL SERVER. I HAVE PROBLEM WHEN THE PICTURE BOX IS EMPTY. THE DATATYPE I AM USING IN THE DATABASE IS IMAGE. CONVERTING THE NULL IMAGE FROM THE PICTURE BOX TO THE BINARY IMAGE IS GIVING ME A LOT OF HELL. PLEASE I NEED HELP
If it's an empty image, why are you trying to save it? BTW - please don't use all capitals, we're big boys and girls now; we can read things that aren't written in crayon you know?
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I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO SAVE AN IMAGE INTO SQL SERVER. I HAVE PROBLEM WHEN THE PICTURE BOX IS EMPTY. THE DATATYPE I AM USING IN THE DATABASE IS IMAGE. CONVERTING THE NULL IMAGE FROM THE PICTURE BOX TO THE BINARY IMAGE IS GIVING ME A LOT OF HELL. PLEASE I NEED HELP
Hi, There is one more option if you wanna use it. Instead of storing image into DB you can store image location into it and at the time of fetching it use the stored location.
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