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Old August 24th, 2004, 11:07 AM
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Blob Update

Hi,

I am working on clustered application, here i need to store Image file into Oracle DB. I am able to write to BLOB using ByteArrayOutputStream.......

But I need to Insert IMAGE in both..two databases...and here i need approch in which i simply pass File object or ByteArray which will update BLOB on the both DBs.

As i mentioned we have cluster environment....we do have API which takes care on both DB but there i am not able to insert image completely....i.e. its gets stored but not complete image....more precisely i am loosing image.

If possible i need Update Query...which will insert/update BLOB.
please reply ASAP....as i need to do it ASAP


Atul

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