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Old 12-22-02, 04:31
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Question About data type

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Does it exist a data type "blob" in Sybase ? If not, how to stock images in Sybase ?

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Old 12-22-02, 13:01
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Sybase has a text datatype which can be compared to Oracle's blob datatype.
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Old 12-23-02, 04:38
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Re: About data type


Does it exist a data type "blob" in Sybase ? If not, how to stock images in Sybase ?


Sybase ASE has a text and a image datatype.
Both can handle large amounts of data, like images.

The text datatype is more like a very long varchar. When storing data in a text column, characterset conversion takes place.
Data in image columns is stored 'as is', that is what you want for images.

The image datatype is what you want.
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Old 12-23-02, 05:12
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Thanks a lot for information !!!



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Does it exist a data type "blob" in Sybase ? If not, how to stock images in Sybase ?


Sybase ASE has a text and a image datatype.
Both can handle large amounts of data, like images.

The text datatype is more like a very long varchar. When storing data in a text column, characterset conversion takes place.
Data in image columns is stored 'as is', that is what you want for images.

The image datatype is what you want.
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