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  1. Jan 10th, 2007, 02:23 PM #1
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    Re: Store image in SQL Express - what is same as OLE_Object?

    Erm.. the code there works for any database, all that needs to change is the data type (hence the note that I quoted above) and the ConnectionString (which I assume you already know).
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    Re: Store image in SQL Express - what is same as OLE_Object?

    I'm sorry, maybe I did not post my question right. In Access the field type you select when creating a table is OLE_Object. When I use SQL Express, it does not have this field type so I was wondering what field type to use in place of it.

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