How do you know that it is sqlite that is corrupting the images, could
your conversion to nsdata (or elsewhere prior to writing to teh DB) be
the culprit?
Given your schema if a record has become corrupt then the following
two columns (the data for which which would be stored contiguously
after th
Hello Joe,
I'm inclined to think the problem is in the client side too. I store
many GB's of images as blobs and have no issues. It sounds like
you're re-using a buffer before the insert has completed.
I'd wonder if it's related to how you're binding the parameters to the
update. Assumin
On 17 Feb 2016, at 10:23pm, Rooney, Joe wrote:
> 1. The database table has four fields: Employee GUID (varchar), EmployeePic
> (Blob), isPicAvail (Bool) and picDate (int).
Store the BLOB field at the end of the row. This will make accessing the two
fields currently after it faster.
> I us
I've wanted to use SQLite Blobs for storing images for some time, and a new
update to an iOS app gave me the opportunity - our Corporate Directory mobile
app. I had considered it a few years before but after reading some posts that
suggested a better way was to store links in SQLite and the imag
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