This is what I currently have...how should I alter it?
Descript=request.form("pro
SQL = "INSERT INTO PRODUCTS (PROD_SPECIAL,PROD_DESCRIP
Set rs = conn.Execute(SQL)
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Browse All TopicsI am trying to insert records into a table using the SQL syntax: INSERT INTO TABLE(Field list) VALUES(Value list). My code is choking on the BLOB field. I get the error:
SQLState: HY000
Native Error Code: 335544334
conversion error from string "BLOB"
Please help!!
Amy
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I use Delphi and or C++ and neither use Appendchunk method, so for VB?
Here is DLL for one of the Blob I use:
ORIGOBLIGOR BLOB SUB_TYPE 0 SEGMENT SIZE 2000,
I can then:
A) Create a text file and write it directly to Blob
B) Use a data aware memo component and tie it directly to Blob
C) Pull contents of blob out to a stringlist or array of strings, modify, drop back.
Does VB have a data aware memo component?
(I haven't looked at VB since about version 2 when I decided I didn't like it)
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by: thegroupPosted on 2002-06-07 at 07:27:24ID: 7062140
You can't insert a blob field directly in the insert.
you need to use:
insert into (field1, field2, blobfield)
values ('TEST', 135, :blobparam)
Then you can assign a value to that parameter.
If you need further explanations post a message and I could send you a piece of code.