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It depends on the image size. If the images are not too large then saving the images in the database may be the best option. The other option is to save the image as a file and store the file name in the database.
link: Since my images aren't too large, I am trying to save them on the database. However, I am still struggling to do this. This is my code so far. Sub G
link: I am making an app where users can sign in to an account and also set their own profile picture. I have the usernames and passwords saved in an online

I agree: don't shove the image into the database. (*) An adjacent solution could be to save the image with a temporary, unique filename and then storing that filename in the database. It might not be needed in your situation, but perhaps it can also make things easier if you have that info in there
link: My current implementation is this: 1. User takes a photo in the app 2. Photo is converted to base64, stored inside local SQLite file. 3. When user is
link: images (except, perhaps, tiny thumbnails) should not be stored in the db.
link: Just guessing, as we don't know your project. I would upload the image to server via FTP. In the DB I would just save the image filename and the JSON

First you need to make sure the data base is saved from File.DirAssets to File.DirInternal before you can save to it. You cannot access a database in assets folder. Your code does not say where the database is saved. Second. make sure you close the output stream when done with it: OutputStream1.clos
link: Hello. This is my first post to the forum, so please excuse me if i make any mistakes regarding the posting procedure. I have a little app as a test i

Another approach to storing images is to save them as regular files, and just store the image filename in the database. Upside is simplicity and ease of debugging: you can browse the images with whatever file manager your OS provides, and you can reasonably load the database into Excel or whatever.
link: I have a database made up of the table: Clothes made up of about 30 records. Each record contains an image (blob). I would like to load in the listvie

based on what you said before, you are already uploading the image. presumably, successfully. yes? so you already know how to do that part. when the image arrives you save it somewhere on your server. can you do that? what's its name? where did you save it? (eg "/dbfiles/section1/123456.jpg")
link: side point first: generally, you should keep the image in a separate file and link to it from a column in the db. if you have to keep the image in th
link: You could also consider converting the image file to a base64 text string. This base64 text string can simply be scanned by an anti-virus checker. Thi

Hi Guys, Please could someone help me out. I am trying to save a local image into my remote SQL Server database. I want to save the image to a record that already exists to a column of type varbinary(MAX). Not sure if this is the right type? Also I give the sub the Tablename, the ColumnName where
link: Dim InputStream1 As InputStream InputStream1 = File.OpenInput(File.DirAssets, strFilePathName) Dim OutputStream1 As OutputStream OutputS
link: Hi Erel thanks for the reply. MS SQL is the database type I am using (Microsoft SQL Server). I am working with the JdbcSQL library. I mainly need hel

good night, someone has an example of how to save an image in the database (SQLLite) taken through the camera of the device ?? Example: I have a Fimes table with an image field want to take the picture from the movie and direct play in the image field. How do I do that??
link: Use CameraEx to take the picture and then insert it to the database. You can use VideoView to play videos.
link: This might help you with the first part of your post .. (its an old example using Camera lib) Save Camera Image to DB Example... Someone with more

Also in our database, we add a new field named image. This will store the URL path for the image per resource. Let us convert our model to be a view, and then build the application. We then run to compile the generated application. We then perform CRUD functionality on the resources, selecting a ne

Hi @ronell You really do not need to copy the images to any other folder. They can stay in the assets folder and do this to extract the image: Dim bmp As Bitmap = LoadBitmap(File.DirAssets,"image.png") or you can load them to the listview, unless of course he plans to modify the images.
link: it is not possible to write anything in dirassets, use RuntimePermissions.GetSafeDirDefaultExternal("") instead .. see this https://www.b4x.-permissio
link: Precedentemente ho postato una domanda sull'inserimento di immagini di BLOB in un database e sul caricamento in un listview. QUI: Salvare un'immagine
link: The real problem is this: I save the images jpg and jpeg in the db converting them in bytes. but I get an error loading the jpeg blobs saved in the db

It is not recommented to save images (blobs) in a database. A better way: save the name of the Image in the database or change the Name to a id, and take this Name or id to save the Image on the file System of the Server If you want to get the Image, get the id or Name of the Image and download it
link: Hi, I want to take a photo and save it in the database. Is there an example?
link: Is there an example of how to do?

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