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C++Managed C++: Read Image Data Using the ADO.NET DataReader
By Tom Archer Go to page: 1 2 Next One of the first tasks I encountered when I started working with Managed C++ and ADO.NET was that of reading image data from a SQL Server database and then either saving or displaying the images. As an example, the standard SQL Server Northwind database has a table ( Employees ) that includes a Binary Large Object ( BLOB ) column that contains the image data for each employee. This article first lists the steps for reading this data using the .NET...n
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