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Browse All TopicsI work on an Informix table, and I have there 2 fields:
"no" and "header"
The "header" field is set to byte
I want to insert pictures inside this byte field and when I do that i keep getting this error message...
"Invalid BLOB length"
And if I try to insert a picture of 1 kb it works. Everything else fails.
I only worked with bmp, any other format would give me more errors.
Can anyone help me?
I use the following code to insert the picture:
procedure TForm2.Button2Click(Sender
var fs: TFileStream;
bs: TBlobStream;
begin
OpenpictureDialog1.Execute
with Table1 do
begin
Append;
fs := TFileStream.Create(Openpic
bs := TBlobStream(CreateBlobStre
bs.CopyFrom(fs, 0);
bs.Free;
fs.Free;
Post;
end;
Table1.Active:=false;
Table1.Active:=true;
end;
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by: monirPosted on 2003-05-10 at 11:19:08ID: 8500982
I think you should do post before free, rigth?