Subject | Re: [IBO] READING AND WRITING BLOBS |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2008-11-21T02:13:06Z |
At 09:48 AM 21/11/2008, you wrote:
How you go about retrieving and storing blobs with IBO depends on whether you are using the TIBO* components or the TIB_*. With the TIBO* it should be just the same as with TADODataset... TIB_ is a bit smarter about blobs but it sounds as though you're not looking for anything supersmart. ;-) (If you are, look at the methods and properties for TIB_ColumnBlob in the help.)
When you talk about "output", do you mean the display of the jpeg image? If so, then use TIB_JPEGImage for this. Unlike TImage, it knows what to do with jpegs...
Helen
>I have a Firebird 1.5.4 dialect 3 database ,mounted on a Visat PC,First, never store blobs as sub_type 2!! It is a formalised text type reserved for use by the server. The same applies to **all** subtypes > 1. Sub_type 1 is text, Sub_type 0 is "just binary" and you can use any negative subtypes for anything you want, e.g., storing jpegs if you like. You might be getting truncation because the system expects blob sub_type 2 not to exceed the maximum size of a block of BLR, which is 64KB (or might be 48 KB, not large, anyway!)
>running Firebird 2.1, with binary information stored as BLOB SUBTYPE 2
>SEGMENT SIZE 4096 (from Ibexperts), I am using Delphi 2007, and using
>the ODBC connection (2.00.00.144) and the ADOdataset i can successfully
>stream the blob to a file (test.jpg) this work perfectly !
>
>But using the IBO Tdataset components TIBOQuery or TIBOTable the output
>is truncated. I am using IBO version 4.8.7
>
>How can i use my favorite Dataset components (IBO) to read these blobs.
How you go about retrieving and storing blobs with IBO depends on whether you are using the TIBO* components or the TIB_*. With the TIBO* it should be just the same as with TADODataset... TIB_ is a bit smarter about blobs but it sounds as though you're not looking for anything supersmart. ;-) (If you are, look at the methods and properties for TIB_ColumnBlob in the help.)
When you talk about "output", do you mean the display of the jpeg image? If so, then use TIB_JPEGImage for this. Unlike TImage, it knows what to do with jpegs...
Helen