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Saving Images file to SQL server or MS Access Databases

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Hi to all,
May I ask any help for a code in VB6 in saving images in either SQL server or MS Access databases? Please give me some idea thanks a lot in advance.
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Attached is sample code. Very important though is to remember that the field specified in sFieldName, must have a binary field type (ie. OLE Object in access) in your table....
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thanks guys I owe you one. This will help me a lot
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Thank you

Thanks guys this will help me a lot.
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i m not download ur file, plz send me vb code
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