cfx_getimage for linux?

[mark taylor]

is there any equivelant of cfx_getimage and cfx_putimage for use under a linux server?

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Re: cfx_getimage for linux?

[Thomas Chiverton]

On Monday 01 Mar 2004 12:09 pm, mark taylor wrote:
 is there any equivelant of cfx_getimage and cfx_putimage for use under a

Probably.
What do they do ?
Can you use cfexecute ?

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Re: cfx_getimage for linux?

[Stephen Moretti]

mark taylor wrote:
 is there any equivelant of cfx_getimage and cfx_putimage for use under a 
 linux server?
 

You know that you can't install M$ SQL Server on Linux, right??... ;o)

I would suggest that if you have a remote database server, then it would 
be more appropriate to store your images on the linux server and only a 
reference in the database.(I have to say that this is my view re: 
storing files in DATAbases)

Stephen
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