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BLOB (Binary Large Object) fields
A BLOB field is a database field whose data consists of Binary Large Objects—such as bitmap graphics, images, OLE objects, metafiles, and so on. Inserting a BLOB field into your report allows you to access these binary objects as you would other data types.
In general, Crystal Reports allows you to access BLOB fields containing:
Device-independent bitmaps (DIB).
JPEG, TIFF, or PNG images.
In addition, if your data resides in a Microsoft Access database, then Crystal Reports enables you to report on BLOB fields containing OLE 1 and 2 objects and metafiles.
You insert BLOB fields as you would any other database field. For details, see To insert a database field.
A BLOB field object differs from other database field objects in that it offers options to control cropping, scaling, and sizing—just like an inserted picture or OLE object. To access these options, right-click the BLOB field object, select Format Graphic from the shortcut menu, and click the Picture tab.
Note: To retain the ability to activate and edit an OLE object with its server application, you should insert the object into your report independently, either by linking or by embedding, rather than inserting it in a BLOB field. For more information about inserting linked and embedded OLE objects, see Inserting OLE objects into reports.
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Wellicht heb je er wat aan. Je hebt dus databasevelden nodig die het plaatje bevatten.