Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. NET Managed Providers. NET managed providers, especially System. SqlClient, System. Odbc and System. Sign in to vote. The size of the images I got is around MB If you intend to use a service account for the processes associated with the conversion, you will need to ensure the service account has the required permissions to read the file.
We also need to make infrastructure changes to the SQL Server. You will need to enable CLR stored procedures. To do this run the following query:. We need to build a C assembly. Here is the code we will use.
This code will read a file and convert its contents into the binary equivalent of bits and bytes. We need to compile the assembly using Visual C Express or the command line compiler installed with the. NET Framework. To use the command line compiler create a file text file with the code above named SqlFileProcessing. Next, open the command line window cmd. If you are doing the work on a x86 machine leave off the 64 in the Framework title.
Now run this from the command line:. For simplicity's sake I have included the source file and a dll as a download in the Resources section at the end of this article. We next need to register the assembly.
Your assembly must be copied to the file system on your SQL Server. If you use a different path, change it in the code below. Once the assembly is registered, we need to create the function that will call the method in the assembly. This function will load the file and return the binary stream of data. All Sign in options. Enter a Email Address. Choose your interests Get the latest news, expert insights and market research, sent straight to your inbox.
Newsletter Topics Select minimum 1 topic. Frank Walsh May 10, 0 Comments. Hi Folks.. Just wondering if anyone got to the end of storing an image in an Access table. Any Ideas Thanks.. Paul Schaefer Posted May 10, 0 Comments. That is correct, but you need to do a Loadpicture rs. PGordini Posted May 10, 0 Comments.
Frank Walsh Posted May 11, 0 Comments. Hi Larry.. I need to create a Crystal Report to display images… I want to code a routine that will select my images from a sub-directory and store them in an Access Table.
I need the field to be set Bitmap Image as if the images were dropped into the field. Frank Walsh Posted May 12, 0 Comments. Hope this works for you..
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