Hello
I've got a really wierd one here...
I have a blob field in SQL Server 2000 that contains an image [as it is at the moment they are all gif, but there's no reason why they might not be any format]. I have a CR report [in ASP.NET] that displays this image. There is also another another image on the report [which as it happens is a jpg].
Becuase of the nature of this project there are 2 copies of the database and application. A copy I use locally to test/play with and a copy on server that other developers test/play with. Needless I have triple checked that everything is in sync and am 100% confident that the blob fields in both db's are identical.
Now for the cunning bit!!!
When I run the report locally everything works fine and dandy
When the report is run via the server then the other image [the jpg image I was refering to] is displayed as usual and is also displayed in the place of the blob field image.
How good is that!?!
I hope someone can help, as this has got me seriously stuffed!
Cheers
Rob
I've got a really wierd one here...
I have a blob field in SQL Server 2000 that contains an image [as it is at the moment they are all gif, but there's no reason why they might not be any format]. I have a CR report [in ASP.NET] that displays this image. There is also another another image on the report [which as it happens is a jpg].
Becuase of the nature of this project there are 2 copies of the database and application. A copy I use locally to test/play with and a copy on server that other developers test/play with. Needless I have triple checked that everything is in sync and am 100% confident that the blob fields in both db's are identical.
Now for the cunning bit!!!
When I run the report locally everything works fine and dandy
When the report is run via the server then the other image [the jpg image I was refering to] is displayed as usual and is also displayed in the place of the blob field image.
How good is that!?!
I hope someone can help, as this has got me seriously stuffed!
Cheers
Rob