Re: storing graphics in oracle

From: John Eccleston <johne_at_parallax.co.uk>
Date: 1996/10/25
Message-ID: <54q6ha$p4a_at_red.parallax.co.uk>#1/1


In article <326D05BB.1D85_at_intelsat.int>, Rohit Saran <rohit.saran_at_intelsat.int> wrote:
>If one stores a bit-mapped graphics in Oracle, how does one retrieve
>it.. Can it be done using SQL or some other techniques have to be used.
>Any pointers will be appreciated.
>
>Thanks/Rohit...

Hi,

Be aware that PL/SQL allows a maximum 32K to be read for a LONG column. It gives errors when attempting to read LONG columns containing more data than this.

Pro*C can be used to insert and select from LONG columns however I think it must be done as one block. It would be really nice if you could read the LONG column in chunks (like reading a file).

Regards

John


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