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Extracting an Image out of an MS Access database

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Zones: Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database

I need to find information about an image file that is stored in my Access database. The Access database is composed of link tables that are connected to a SQL Server database. Can someone try and help me change the code below to create a function that takes and image in the Access database and outputs the size of that image. When I look in the Access DB all it stores is something called OLE object.

         
           
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             unction Get_Size(strPath As String) As variant
  
 'Set Your references to Microsoft Scripting Runtime if you are using early binding.
Dim fso As Object                              'FileSystemObject
Dim MyFile As Object                          'File
 
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") ' New FileSystemObject
Set MyFile = fso.GetFile(strPath)
 
With MyFile
    Debug.Print "Date Last Accessed: " & .DateLastAccessed
    Debug.Print "Date Created:       " & .DateCreated
    Debug.Print "Date Last Mofified: " & .DateLastModified
    Debug.Print "Size:               " & .Size
    Debug.Print "Name:               " & .Name
    Debug.Print "Parent Folder:      " & .ParentFolder
    Debug.Print "Type:               " & .Type
 
End With
 
Set MyFile = Nothing
Set fso = Nothing
End Function

           
         

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