C++/CLI Code Snippet - Insert/Update Image To SQL Server
C++/CLI code snippet connects to SQL server and executes SQL statement and update/insert binary image data in database table. InsertUpdateImage update/insert image into database using open database connection, insert/update SQL statement, binary image and image format.
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C++/CLI Code Snippet - Insert/Update Image To SQL Server
This .Net C++/CLI code snippet connects to SQL server and executes SQL statement and update/insert binary image data in database table. To use this function simply provide open database connection, insert/update SQL statement, binary image and image format. This function uses SqlClient name space to update data using SqlCommand. Modify the exception handling section to as your project requirements.
int InsertUpdateImage(System::Data::SqlClient::SqlConnection ^%_SqlConnection, System::String ^_SQL, System::Drawing::Image ^_Image, System::String ^_ImageFieldName, System::Drawing::Imaging::ImageFormat ^_ImageFormat) { int _SqlRetVal = 0; try { // lets add this record to database System::Data::SqlClient::SqlCommand ^_SqlCommand = gcnew System::Data::SqlClient::SqlCommand(_SQL, _SqlConnection); // Convert image to memory stream System::IO::MemoryStream ^_MemoryStream = gcnew System::IO::MemoryStream(); _Image->Save(_MemoryStream, _ImageFormat); // Add image as SQL parameter System::Data::SqlClient::SqlParameter ^_SqlParameter = gcnew System::Data::SqlClient::SqlParameter("@" + _ImageFieldName, SqlDbType::Image); _SqlParameter->Value = _MemoryStream->ToArray(); _SqlCommand->Parameters->Add(_SqlParameter); // Executes a Transact-SQL statement against the connection // and returns the number of rows affected. _SqlRetVal = _SqlCommand->ExecuteNonQuery(); // Dispose command delete _SqlCommand; _SqlCommand = nullptr; } catch (Exception ^_Exception) { // Error occurred while trying to execute reader // send error message to console (change below line to customize error handling) Console::WriteLine(_Exception->Message); return 0; } return _SqlRetVal; }
Here is a simple example showing how to use above function (InsertUpdateImage) to load new image from file and insert into database table.
// set temporary variable for database connection System::Data::SqlClient::SqlConnection ^_SqlConnection = gcnew System::Data::SqlClient::SqlConnection(); // assign database connection string _SqlConnection->ConnectionString = "Server=SERVERADDRESS;Database=DATABASENAME;Uid=USERID;Pwd=PASSWORD;"; // Connect to database try { _SqlConnection->Open(); } catch (Exception ^_Exception) { // Error occurred while trying to connect to database Console::WriteLine(_Exception->Message); } // Check for valid open database connection before query database if (_SqlConnection != nullptr && _SqlConnection->State == ConnectionState::Open) { int _RecCount = 0; // load image from file System::Drawing::Image ^_Image = System::Drawing::Image::FromFile("C:\\SampleImage.JPG"); // add new record to database table and get the autoincrement product id // Pass open database connection to function // Pass SQL statement to insert new record // pass image // image field name // image format _RecCount = InsertUpdateImage(_SqlConnection, "INSERT INTO sampletable (name, price, image) VALUES ('sample product name', 22.75, @image)", _Image, "image", System::Drawing::Imaging::ImageFormat::Jpeg); if (_RecCount > 0) { // Record successfully insert into database Console::WriteLine("Image Record added to database table"); } else { // Record failed to insert into database Console::WriteLine("Failed to add new record to database table"); } // close database connection _SqlConnection->Close(); }
C++/CLI Keywords Used:
- byte
- Image
- ImageFormat
- SqlDbType::Image
- MemoryStream
- ExecuteNonQuery
- SqlConnection
- ConnectionString
- SqlCommand
- Exception
Code Snippet Information:
- Applies To: .Net, C++, CLI, SQL, SqlCommand, ExecuteNonQuery, MemoryStream, Image, ImageFormat, SqlDbType, SQL Server, SQL Client, Connection String, Database Connection, SQL Server Binary Data
- Programming Language : C++/CLI
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