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Hello:

I'm woundering if anyone can lead me to a tech article on how to remove the
OLE header from an images that get stored in an SQL image field via MS
Access forms.

I cannot use an ASP upload page since the user will be using an Access form
and does not want to jump around from Access to a web browser do do data
entry.

I'm not worried about performance because it's not a very big DB and the
server has plenty of hardware.

TIA

Bob

> I'm woundering if anyone can lead me to a tech article on how to remove
the
> OLE header from an images that get stored in an SQL image field via MS
> Access forms.

This is one of the reasons I always recommend storing images on the file
system, and only their *location* in the database. Especially if the
database is Access.

See http://www.aspfaq.com/2149

Aaron:

Thanks for the info but if you read my posting you would have seen that I'm
storing the data in SQL via Access forms.

I've seen an SQL server DB with a soapware front end with 150,000 records in
it and the patient charts are stored as OLE Images and the thing is quite
fast on a single P4 so it should be OK on my Duel P4.

As for the rest, I know about that stuff and I don't care for a response
telling me what I should and should not do as you would have also known had
you read my posting in it's very short entirty.

All I need to know is where I can find an article that will help me do it.

Thanx

Bob


"Aaron Bertrand - MVP" <> wrote in message
news:...
> > I'm woundering if anyone can lead me to a tech article on how to remove
> the
> > OLE header from an images that get stored in an SQL image field via MS
> > Access forms.
>
> This is one of the reasons I always recommend storing images on the file
> system, and only their *location* in the database. Especially if the
> database is Access.
>
> See http://www.aspfaq.com/2149
>
>

> All I need to know is where I can find an article that will help me do it.

Maybe you could try a web search, since you're clearly not interested in the
opinions of mere humans.

Chris:

Your a life saver !! That did the trick

Thank you

Bob

> Your a life saver !! That did the trick

Yep, having the ability to search the web is under-rated.

Nothing against Chris, of course.