2547Inserting Images ( binary data ) into Databasehttp://stardeveloper.com/articles/033101-1.shtmlIn this tutorial you are going to learn everything in detail step by step you'll ever want to know about inserting binary data ( images, zip files etc ) into database. This is actually first of the three articles I am going to write on manipulating binary data in the database. After this article you'll be able to upload binary data into database, then in second article you'll learn to get this data out of database and show it as you like and finally in the third article I'll explain uploading files. All of this is going to be plain ASP ( VBScript ) and nothing else, so stay tunedASP > Tips and Tutorials > Database-relatedOct 10, 2006
This is called a singleton query. ADO.Net has specific functions for singleton queries, but not ADO (ActiveX Data Objects). This article describes how to use an ADO command object to perform faster singleton queries.
ODBC is great and all but for speed and reliability you should switch to OLE DB to power your database driven apps. I will show you how to do it two ways: in the global.asa and in any ASP page.
I actually had some trouble naming this article. I started out with something like "It Don't Mean A Thing If You Ain't Got That String" since quite often people have everything else in their code fine, but can't get connected. I decided that wouldn't work since I wanted you to be able to tell what the heck the article was going to cover and I wasn't sure people would get the Duke Ellington reference. Then I started thinking about something along the lines of "Get Yourself Connected." Again I found the lack of descriptiveness (if that's a word) troublesome and I didn't want people who don't get HBO to miss all the Sopranos references I would have been forced to make.
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