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Both SQL Server and Access can support BLOBs. &nbsp;How are you trying to access the database - ADO .NET, ADO, OLE DB, ATL database helper classes, other...? &nbsp;Mainly, are you using managed or unmanaged C++ and what API are you using/want to use for data access?
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Both SQL Server and Access can support BLOBs.  How are you trying to access the database - ADO .NET, ADO, OLE DB, ATL database helper classes, other...?  Mainly, are you using managed or unmanaged C++ and what API are you using/want to use for data access?

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I'm just using ODBC, with SQL statements to access the database.<br />
I don't know the answers to the other questions you're asking. &nbsp;(managed c++? &nbsp;api for data access?)
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I'm just using ODBC, with SQL statements to access the database.
I don't know the answers to the other questions you're asking.  (managed c++?  api for data access?)

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Can someone show me how to store BLOBs in an ODBC database, using VC++ &amp;&nbsp;.NET?<br />
The databases I want to connect to are:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Oracle <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;either Access or SqlServer &nbsp;(do either of these support BLOBs?)<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Can someone show me how to store BLOBs in an ODBC database, using VC++ & .NET?
The databases I want to connect to are:
   Oracle 
   either Access or SqlServer  (do either of these support BLOBs?)

Thanks.



Writing BLOBS to ODBC

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