> How can I upload and store images in SQL Server 7 database using
> coldfusion.
Don't - when a web page has to display an image, it has to be a file first -
so, if you store the graphics in an Image type field, then you'll have to
write it (with CFFile) before the page can call it - the problem with this
is that NT might not have written the file by the time the browser asks for
the image.
Also, you'd never know (without loads of intelligent programming) if the
graphic is already written and you're making a duplicate
It's a lot easier to hold all of your images in a central resource, then
just store the file name (and possibly complete URL) than to store the code
in the database
Philip Arnold
ASP Multimedia Limited
T: +44 (0)20 8680 1133
"Websites for the real world"
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