I have a commercial database written in access and I'm trying to display some images, jpegs, stored in the DB on web page. My code is as follows:
Response.ContentType = "image/jpeg"
sql = "SELECT PartImage FROM Parts WHERE ShortID='AAPTM01'"
Set rs = AMConn.execute(sql)
If not rs.eof Then
PicSize = rs("PartImage").ActualSize
if PicSize > 0 then
Response.BinaryWrite
rs("PartImage").GetChunk(rs("PartImage").ActualSize)
end if
End If
set rs = nothing
All i get on the page is the image not found icon with the red cross in IE.
What could possibly be going on?
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