Subject | Re: [firebird-support] BLOBs and SQL |
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Author | Jason Dodson |
Post date | 2005-12-29T18:03:15Z |
Ultimately, this is what I wish to learn to do (may not necessarily use it. But
for now, I would like to know the possibilities).
I was thinking maybe there was some special notation to delimit binary data,
perhaps something like:
Insert Into MyTable (ID, MyBlob) Values (1, [00FF00C1C1FF0FF0FF00]);
Thanks.
Milan Babuskov wrote:
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for now, I would like to know the possibilities).
I was thinking maybe there was some special notation to delimit binary data,
perhaps something like:
Insert Into MyTable (ID, MyBlob) Values (1, [00FF00C1C1FF0FF0FF00]);
Thanks.
Milan Babuskov wrote:
> Jason Dodson wrote:--
>> Is there some magical means of getting binary BLOB data into a BLOB with a
>> simple insert statement? Maybe something like BINHEX?
>
> And where do we get that "binary BLOB data" from in the first place? You
> mean, you wish to enter it as a string? Something like:
>
> insert into t1 (blob1) values (BLOB('0ab6e842'));
>
> ?
>
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