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Document Imaging: one TIFF or multiple JPEG to SQL

Asked by Almatrodi in Document Imaging, C# Programming Language, Microsoft Visual C++.Net, .NET, MS SQL Server

Tags: Document Imging, Tiff or JPEG

Hi

I am working with document imaging. I found that TIFF is big and not easy to work with but still working with one file. While JPEG is mutiple files.

What do you suggest me to do?

1- Create table as { ID, TheTiff }.
2- Create table as { ID, PageNo, TheJPEG }.

I want to scan them from a TWAIN and upload them to a SQL 2000 table.

I need suggestions?

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Document Imaging: one TIFF or multiple JPEG to SQL

Asked by Almatrodi in Document Imaging, C# Programming Language, Microsoft Visual C++.Net, .NET, MS SQL Server

Tags: Document Imging, Tiff or JPEG

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